Hopefully this is the right group for this question. If not please forgive me.
I would like to install Centos 4.4 onto my laptop. Unfortunatley it only has a 4 Gig HD. Therefore I thought
I could use the 4.4 Live CD. Can someone tell me how to install this onto my HD? I don't see any obvious
icons or in the YUM part.
I am relatively new to linux but do have a little understanding of SUN OS.
Thanks
c4.4 Live CD installation???
c4.4 Live CD installation???
CentOS live CD is not intended for installation...
But you CAN install CentOS on 4G drive just carefully select your packages.---> just example are you need KDE and GNOME or JUST XFCE as desktop?
But you CAN install CentOS on 4G drive just carefully select your packages.---> just example are you need KDE and GNOME or JUST XFCE as desktop?
Re: c4.4 Live CD installation???
Initially I did load C4.4 from the 4CD set I burned and did use the Desktop setup option, but it still
took up about 3.5 gig. I was hoping for a more condensed version of Centos as that is what we
are doing some dev work on at work. I know this group is for the Centos S/W but I did try the
latest version of Mandriva Live CD which does have an install option but there were too many
pop up error messages.
Thanks anyways. I guess the search continues. :-?
took up about 3.5 gig. I was hoping for a more condensed version of Centos as that is what we
are doing some dev work on at work. I know this group is for the Centos S/W but I did try the
latest version of Mandriva Live CD which does have an install option but there were too many
pop up error messages.
Thanks anyways. I guess the search continues. :-?
Re: c4.4 Live CD installation???
What you could do is following:
1. Start new instal
2. On packages part select custom
3. deselect all packages
4. Continue
The result will be minimal installation probably less than 1G
But you may need x
then do
yum grouplist
and
yum groupinstall
on the groups needed like X and XFCE probably development etc.... this should end arround 2.5-3G suitable for 4G drive
1. Start new instal
2. On packages part select custom
3. deselect all packages
4. Continue
The result will be minimal installation probably less than 1G
But you may need x
then do
yum grouplist
and
yum groupinstall
on the groups needed like X and XFCE probably development etc.... this should end arround 2.5-3G suitable for 4G drive