Re: install ubuntu without CD-rom drive?
- From: Melissa Draper <melissa@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 09 Sep 2006 01:18:53 +1000
JeremyWorst wrote:
Tod,If possible, connect the harddrive to a machine that does have a cd
The laptop, a Toshiba 3110ct ultraportable, has an external CD drive
connected via a PCMCIA card, and CMOS provides no option to boot from
CD drive. It allows boot from floppy, Hard drive, and LAN, only. I
followed the instructions for netboot, trying to set up a DHCP server
on my Win XP Home desktop. I thought I set everything up correctly on
the desktop, and the laptop dutifully looked for it at bootup but never
found it, the laptop never showed up on tftpd32.exe. I do have Windows
ME installed on it right now but would like to get rid of Windows
completely. The hard drive is too small for more than one OS. I'm
looking into installing form floppies. Any other ideas?
Jeremy
drive (you may need a 2.5" to 3.5" connector but they are cheap),
install ubuntu then move the harddrive back to the laptop, boot and
dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg. You may need to dpkg-reconfigure other
things as well. I know this process -can- work as I have done it.
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