Oh, someone's cruisin' for a brusin!![]()

my mom use to say that to me.....a lot!
Oh, someone's cruisin' for a brusin!![]()
Nice!!! We had 2.5 back behind Citrus Springs.. I do miss my little farm!
Okay all you smarty pants. I downloaded Ubuntu on this xp machine. 3 hours later it led me to agree to terms
after I read and thoroughly understood, then sent me a confirmation email, then it went to a page where I burned
to DVD, twice, then puter shut down. When it restarted it booted up windows as normal. Am I to ASSume it
downloaded Ubuntu to the DVD's and I have to load DVD's to install?
Okay all you smarty pants. I downloaded Ubuntu on this xp machine. 3 hours later it led me to agree to terms
after I read and thoroughly understood, then sent me a confirmation email, then it went to a page where I burned
to DVD, twice, then puter shut down. When it restarted it booted up windows as normal. Am I to ASSume it
downloaded Ubuntu to the DVD's and I have to load DVD's to install?
Downloaded and burned it. Problem was I used an external DVD drive, and had unhooked it by mistake.
D drive doesn't work.
Should I burn it on the C drive if that's where windows is? It is the only option and I want to still be
able to use both right now.
can't figure out how to put a picture in without a link.....computers not might strongest suit!!!!!
Don't do that. Hehe
Sent from my Astromech in a galaxy far, far away. The force is with me. so is Mr. chicken.
nor, spelling![]()
Can get it to install fine, just waiting to hear if it should be installed on C drive where the windows is also
installed (there is plenty of room). It is the only option it is giving me and I want to be able to use both.
Hi Amraann! Nice to see you here! ~waves~
Can get it to install fine, just waiting to hear if it should be installed on C drive where the windows is also
installed (there is plenty of room). It is the only option it is giving me and I want to be able to use both.
On the physical hard drive, sure. But not on the C:\ partition. If the physical hard drive is not partitioned, you should create a partition and install it to that partition. Windows will assign a drive letter to the new partition.
You can create a partition in Disk Management. Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Computer Management > Disk Management. From here you can create another partition on your hard drive. Ubuntu shouldn't need more than 20-50 gigs of space depending on what you want to do with it.