Discussion:
2011.0 DVD
Renaud (Ron) Olgiati
2011-09-06 22:08:45 UTC
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Anyone know where to find the .iso of a full 2011.0 install DVD ?
(as opposed to the "live" DVD offered on the MDV site)

TIA,

Ron.
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Dwight Paige
2011-09-06 22:59:03 UTC
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Post by Renaud (Ron) Olgiati
Anyone know where to find the .iso of a full 2011.0 install DVD ?
(as opposed to the "live" DVD offered on the MDV site)
TIA,
Ron.
I'm not aware that it exists except with Mageia. And I personally prefer
the full [grown up?] DVD to the current liveDVD. The current liveDVD is
aimed at noobs and less technical users and any who are made "afraid by
to many choices". So we might have to build it ourselves which I don't
know how to do. Do you have any thoughts as to where it would be best to
ask for help with this? Mageia? Fedora? Cooker ML?

Thanks,
Dwight Paige
Jim Beard
2011-09-07 00:00:58 UTC
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Post by Dwight Paige
Post by Renaud (Ron) Olgiati
Anyone know where to find the .iso of a full 2011.0 install DVD ?
(as opposed to the "live" DVD offered on the MDV site)
TIA,
Ron.
I'm not aware that it exists except with Mageia. And I personally
prefer the full [grown up?] DVD to the current liveDVD. The
current liveDVD is aimed at noobs and less technical users and
any who are made "afraid by to many choices". So we might have to
build it ourselves which I don't know how to do. Do you have any
thoughts as to where it would be best to ask for help with this?
Mageia? Fedora? Cooker ML?
Not too long ago (maybe within a couple of months or so) there
was a discussion on creating DVDs to install special-purpose
versions of Mandriva, e.g. Gnome desktop (which Mandriva itself
no longer supports directly). You might go to the forum archives
on nabble and search.

I found the complexity implicit in some of the stuff to be more
than I was willing to dig into, much less try to use.

Cheers!

jim b.
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UNIX is not user unfriendly; it merely
expects users to be computer-friendly.
Dwight Paige
2011-09-07 01:00:10 UTC
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Post by Dwight Paige
Post by Renaud (Ron) Olgiati
Anyone know where to find the .iso of a full 2011.0 install DVD ?
(as opposed to the "live" DVD offered on the MDV site)
TIA,
Ron.
I'm not aware that it exists except with Mageia. And I personally
prefer the full [grown up?] DVD to the current liveDVD. The
current liveDVD is aimed at noobs and less technical users and
any who are made "afraid by to many choices". So we might have to
build it ourselves which I don't know how to do. Do you have any
thoughts as to where it would be best to ask for help with this?
Mageia? Fedora? Cooker ML?
Not too long ago (maybe within a couple of months or so) there was a
discussion on creating DVDs to install special-purpose versions of
Mandriva, e.g. Gnome desktop (which Mandriva itself no longer supports
directly). You might go to the forum archives on nabble and search.
I found the complexity implicit in some of the stuff to be more than I
was willing to dig into, much less try to use.
Cheers!
jim b.
Thanks and I will look in to this. Knowledge wise I'm just a user so I
would need help and need to learn a lot. And that's if it isn't over my
head to begin with. But I am googleing and thinking on it. Do have the
40+ hour job to factor in as well...

Thanks,
Dwight Paige
Charles A Edwards
2011-09-07 01:02:33 UTC
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On Tue, 6 Sep 2011 18:08:45 -0400
Post by Renaud (Ron) Olgiati
Anyone know where to find the .iso of a full 2011.0 install DVD ?
(as opposed to the "live" DVD offered on the MDV site)
There is not one.

All 2011.0 iso's are being made using livecd.
This is true of the currently available kde edition and will also
be true of the gnome, lxde, and xfce editions when they are done.

For 2011.0 and/or cooker the Only way to do a "normal" install is
to do a net install using the corresponding i586/x86_64 boot.iso

I did such a cooker install mid-August on a different system.
Aside from needing to modify the 'media' path; (cooker boot.iso has not
been updated since the 2011.0 release and defaults to 2011.0 path);
the install ran and completed without issue.


Charles
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