Your quite aways off from the KISS philosophy from Slackware. Extra work to boot a livecd is not KISS.
BTW this distro sort of blows, you guys should KISS and make up with Zenwalk. Hell half of your stuff is Zenwalk anyways
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- 26. Apr 2010, 16:19
- Forum: Announcements
- Topic: Salix Live 13.0 (32-bit) is ready :)
- Replies: 22
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- 25. Apr 2010, 00:38
- Forum: Announcements
- Topic: Salix Live 13.0 (32-bit) is ready :)
- Replies: 22
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Re: Salix Live 13.0 (32-bit) is ready :)
JRD wrote:bs=440 count=1[/code]...But I don't see the point of removing it.
How about
I want to boot other livecd/dvds from it that don't use GRUB2 and while its on there I'm unable to
- 21. Apr 2010, 21:16
- Forum: Announcements
- Topic: Salix Live 13.0 (32-bit) is ready :)
- Replies: 22
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Re: Salix Live 13.0 (32-bit) is ready :)
So now that I tried it out and was pretty unimpressed, how do I go about removing grub2 from the mbr of my USB key.
I was hoping this would be an exciting but it just lacks and installling grub2 to the USB key, was that really necessary?
I was hoping this would be an exciting but it just lacks and installling grub2 to the USB key, was that really necessary?
- 23. Dec 2009, 01:12
- Forum: Misc
- Topic: Salix on Aspireone ZG5
- Replies: 3
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Re: Salix on Aspireone ZG5
tsuren,
So after you installed Salix on your ZG5, did your right hand card reader work properly? Was it hotpluggable or did you have to have a card in it at boot?
and
What were the modifications to your xorg.conf?
So after you installed Salix on your ZG5, did your right hand card reader work properly? Was it hotpluggable or did you have to have a card in it at boot?
and
What were the modifications to your xorg.conf?