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installing Fedora Core 3 - is it always this hard?
Post 68163 by marty 600 on Thursday 31st of March 2005 04:08:05 PM
03-31-2005
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right this is it....
doing install of all components..... gulps (3,500Mb) gulp...
(hopefully - a one time painful install!)
prayer is good at this point!
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right this is it....
doing install of all components..... gulps (3,500Mb) gulp...
(hopefully - a one time painful install!)
prayer is good at this point!
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