Scott Beamer wrote:
psmith spake thusly:
David wrote:
On 4/3/2009 12:38 PM, psmith wrote:
just a quick question has anyone managed to get the F11 beta xfce i686
spin to install on any machine?
tia
phil
Kinda' beginning to look like you are the only one to try this. :-)
I would try it just for you but I don't do BitTorrents. Is it available
for direct d/l anywhere?
yeah it does look as though i'm the only one to try it so far, but i've
got about 10 or 11 people waiting for me to get it up and running before
we commit it to their netbooks also, i had managed to get these guys to
eventually install F10 xfce instead of windows and as a next step i
wanted them to get involved in filing bugs etc, to bring them farther
into the linux community but so far i can't get it to work.
i've downloaded it twice, both times the checksums were correct, but
both times it always just stops when it should be bringing up plymouth.
Is this from just booting the Live CD or is this from booting from the
hard disk after installing?
If it's the former, I'll be happy to download and burn the image and see
what happens when I boot.
i have managed to get the standard i686 live iso to work but the xfce
spin is definately a no go. i wonder who makes the spins? do they test
them after composing them?
I'm beginning to wonder that myself. I just posted about a problem I had
where 11-Beta-x86_64-Live-KDE.iso = F11-Beta-i686-Live-KDE.iso.
Scott
thanks scott, it's from just booting from the live image itself, i can't
even get to a desktop to install it to the hard drive lol
as for testing them, well tbh i don't think they did, but they obviously
have more bandwidth to waste at redhat than i do, almost 6gb of
downloads and i still have only 1 of 3 iso's working, this is not a good
ratio!
phil
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