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im trying to install this ony my new laptop and my cd room cant read the CD for some reason. some1 told me i have to change the " BOOT SEQUENCE IN THE BIOS " i tryed but i dont see to find the option to do so.... can some help me how to change the boot sequence so my cd room can read the cd when i put it in...?

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Depending on the manufacturer there are 3 possible ways of getting into bios, both are achived by either pressing and holding or tapping the F1 or F2 or Delete keys. Once in there there should be a boot menu in there there is a legend telling you how to change the boot order.

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i checked but i dont see the option that need to change the boot sequence tho... im trying now to "TEXT-BASED INSTALLATION WITH YAST " i guess is like a console mode but im not too familiar with this...

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i checked but i dont see the option that need to change the boot sequence tho... im trying now to "TEXT-BASED INSTALLATION WITH YAST " i guess is like a console mode but im not too familiar with this...

 

 

There is a graphical interface to the installation as well. I believe you have to select "manual installation" within 10 seconds or so or you will get the TBIWY.. TextBased Install w/ Yast....

 

I may not be understanding you, but if your graphics card is not supported than you will not be able to use the graphical interface (install wizards for windows users kinda thing) Thus making you use the terminal interface where you will need to know a variety of commands.

 

Are you familiar with a Linux build at all? Are you using this side by side with a server?

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im not too familiar with linux im trying to learn how to use it tho.......... but im a fast leaner i can pick it up fast.. add me on xfire pls for installation support thank you

 

 

Linux nooby ehh? You should try Kubuntu or Ubuntu, they are a bit more user friendly and you can get your feet wet with a Linux distro and then explore from there.

 

Like I told Desu, if you have XP or Vista or 7 already installed on a partition, goto google and type "wubi", it is a install wizard based on windows that will install a partition for Linux for you and is good for the beginner.

 

Suse is okay, but I think you would like Ubuntu much better. I am adding you now.

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Linux nooby ehh? You should try Kubuntu or Ubuntu, they are a bit more user friendly and you can get your feet wet with a Linux distro and then explore from there.

 

Like I told Desu, if you have XP or Vista or 7 already installed on a partition, goto google and type "wubi", it is a install wizard based on windows that will install a partition for Linux for you and is good for the beginner.

 

Suse is okay, but I think you would like Ubuntu much better. I am adding you now.

 

Wonder is a hardcore nerd :D <3

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if you cannot boot into BIOS or if you cannot change the boot order my professional opinion is to stick with the operating system you already have installed. You are trying to install an operating system that is made for people that already have a working knowldge of linux which you do not, even if you got it installed you would still need to install the drivers and thats a whole different story in linux. Ubuntu is pretty easy to use but again if you cannot figure out how to change the boot order then you wont get anywhere, again some drivers will come with the operating system, but most wireless driver you will have to install manually or utilize the ndiswrapper.

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hmmmmm ok i see where you coming from...... so can you please post for me a direct link to DL ubuntu pls? if anyone insterested ill sell my suse i have everything in the box, its new it was a gift but i never go it running....... thank you for advice

 

direct ubuntu link here pls ------ >

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http://www.ubuntu.com/GetUbuntu/download

 

Sorry to tell you this ninja but noone is gonna buy a linux based OS thats almost 6 yrs old, when they can download openSuse 11 for free. Re gift it to the same person or donate it. Or you can always see if it blends.

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