MHR wrote:
> I just used a Live CD for the first time today, in part to show what
> CentOS can do for a co-worker who is looking at using it at work and
> home, but I got the strangest result.
>
> We booted the CD and let the centos user log in. It took a really
> long time to load the desktop and there were no panels, so the only
> things we could do were browse the computer, CD, home, file system,
> keyboard (sort of) and pretty much nothing else. <alt><f2> and
> <alt><f1> did nothing, either - no menu, no input windows - nada.
>
> Is that normal? If not, what did I/we overlook? I was expecting a
> lot more, and from looking around the wiki, there should have been,
> but I couldn't find a good reference for what the Live CD is supposed
> to be able to do or let a user do.
Incompatible burn for that reader? (cd-r, cd+r, cd-rw, cd+rw ...)
Or maybe it is just the skew of the burn is outside of that
readers acceptable range.
-Ross
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