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Operating Systems Linux installing Fedora Core 3 - is it always this hard? Post 68160 by marty 600 on Thursday 31st of March 2005 03:51:57 PM
Old 03-31-2005
installing Fedora Core 3 - is it always this hard?

Hiya all

RE: My previous post on installing FC-3.

on a more serious note....

Is it always this much of a pain to install?
Or do I have a knackered CD drive?


(When it did the Cd scan at the start of the install - all 4 scanned fine 1st time tho....)

Please advise... as I'm thinking of mow doing a full install of all components - but bit concerned I might not get it installed at all if I try again!


Martin Smilie
 

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