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[Andre Venturoti Perrotta]

Installing FC3 is quite simple, youi just have to download the iso
images from a mirror site, (You should use a FTP program such as
Filezilla to do that, or you can just download using your browser)

Depending on the program you use to burn the CDs you wont have any
trouble making a bootable CD (With NEro for example, you just use the
burn iso file option)

Then boot the Cd you made, and the installation program will guide you
through the complete process. 

Be sure to have all your computer technical specs with you (HD, Video,
Sound ,etc)

It should be a cakewalk.



Em Sex, 2005-02-25 às 07:28 +0100, Roger Grosswiler escreveu:
> > I need help downloading, burning & installing Fedora 3 Please. Thanks Sunny
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> > email: sunnyloveless at hotmail.com
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> Hey,
> you shouldn't mind, if you don't get to many answers, most that write here, have a problem to get resolved ;-) but at
> least they write a) a subject and b) don't expect to get a phone call ;-)
> 
> Downloading:
> 
> goto http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/core/3/i386/iso/ and download all the .iso-file, that do not
> contain SRPMS in their name (must be 5 iso's)
> 
> Burning:
> 
> using windoze: take nero (or whatever you use now) and do 'write iso-image to cdrom'
> 
> expecting you use any other linux: get k3b from http://www.k3b.org/ install it and do the same as mentionned under
> 'using windoze'
> 
> Installing:
> 
> -Place CD 1 in your CD-Drive
> -Power off your computer
> -Power it on
> -Follow the instructions on the screen, think about dual-booting, if you want to have your windows still existing on
> your machine
> -If you choose Dual-Boot (windows and linux on the same machine) make sure, you have enough harddisk-space for both
> systems.
> -If you are a beginner, perhaps for your installation your will choose Workstation or Personal Desktop. It's just a
> matter of features, if you are a little bit more convinced to fedora later, you can install more software easily.
> 
> 
>