Re: Q about installing F10 from Live DVD

[Jackson Byers]

    David's experience also was that there was no custom option.

    I purchased my cd from OSDisc.com
    Fedora 10 KDE Edition - install/Live CD

    is this some outdated version?
    or a deficient version?
    not officially supported?
    How is one to know?

    Jack

you simply clicked next on the partitioning screen with the drop down box
that said "replace my existing linux install" instead of clicking said drop
down box and choosing custom. user error all the way. afaik the live cd's
have had custom partitioning since at least f9 if not before then!

phil
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jbyers:
I don't doubt that I somehow got into "user error all the way".
But I was quite conscious that I did not want "replace my existing linux
install"
and would certainly not have clicked it.
If you are correct,
then if i somehow got into "custom"  then I may well have still managed to
botch it.

I still find it curious however that David also thought there was no obvious
"custom"
leading me to think there could be  differences on various versions of the
liveinstallcd.

Another question:
this thread "Q about installing F10 from Live DVD"
implies  it is a  DVD not a CD.
Do both versions exist? I have a CD not a DVD

And one final question:
Does the "custom" option include choice of not installing  grub to mbr?

Jack

Does the "custom" include  ability to not install grub on the mbr?

Q about installing F10 from Live DVD

[David Boles]

On 4/23/2009 1:22 PM, jackson byers wrote:


>      David's experience also was that there was no custom option.
>      I purchased my cd from OSDisc.com
>      Fedora 10 KDE Edition - install/Live CD 
>      is this some outdated version?
>      or a deficient version?
>      not officially supported?
>      How is one to know? 

Jack,

I mislead you with what I wrote. I was speaking from past experiences. What
Phil wrote is correct. I downloaded a Fedora 10 Live-CD to test and it works
just as he said. I'm sorry I told you incorrect information.

-- 


  David

Q about installing F10 from Live DVD

[psmith]

jackson byers wrote:
>  ��� David's experience also was that there was no custom option.
>
>  ��� I purchased my cd from OSDisc.com
>  ��� Fedora 10 KDE Edition - install/Live CD
>
>  ��� is this some outdated version?
>  ��� or a deficient version?
>  ��� not officially supported?
>  ��� How is one to know?
>
>  ��� Jack
>
>  you simply clicked next on the partitioning screen with the drop down 
>  box that said "replace my existing linux install" instead of clicking 
>  said drop down box and choosing custom. user error all the way. afaik 
>  the live cd's have had custom partitioning since at least f9 if not 
>  before then!
>
>  phil
>  -----------
>  jbyers:
>  I don't doubt that I somehow got into "user error all the way".
>  But I was quite conscious that I did not want "replace my existing 
>  linux install"
>  and would certainly not have clicked it.
>  If you are correct,
>  then if i somehow got into "custom"� then I may well have still 
>  managed to botch it.
>
>  I still find it curious however that David also thought there was no 
>  obvious "custom"
>  leading me to think there could be� differences on various versions of 
>  the liveinstallcd.
>
>  Another question:
>  this thread "Q about installing F10 from Live DVD"
>  implies� it is a� DVD not a CD.
>  Do both versions exist? I have a CD not a DVD
>
>  And one final question:
>  Does the "custom" option include choice of not installing� grub to mbr?
>
>  Jack
>
>  Does the "custom" include� ability to not install grub on the mbr? 
the problem is that 'replace my existing linux install' is already 
selected when you get to the partitioning page, and unless you click the 
drop down box you wont see the other available options. yes you can 
install grub on any partition using the custom option, and as long as 
you are aware of which partition number/s you want to install things on 
then i can't see you botching it in the custom choice.

all live cd's use the same installer, in fact fedora only has one 
installer 'anaconda' so the installation partitioning options are the 
same using livecd or dvd media.

there are only livecd's for now, no live dvd's, so in effect the thread 
title is wrong ;)

phil