stanley

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Joined: July 2006 |
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Posted: July 16 2006,19:06 |
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That's because it is an old laptop. I know the problem because I have a 380D. The problem is that the disk is too 'dark'. If you look at the data side of a CD-R and a CD-RW, you can see the CD-RW is darker. Older drives can't read them. I chose to just stick my DSL 1.5 CD-R in, and frugal install with a file I downloaded off the net. The problem was I have 32MB of RAM and 50MB ISO. Doesn't fit in RAM. I set up an extra partition on the hard disk to hold the ISO, then frugal installed it to hda1, then resized the home, opt and backup/restore partition to swallow up my temporary ISO partition.
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