Re: Windows/Linux dual booting
- From: Gordon <gbplinux@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2006 07:39:51 +0100
P. Johnson wrote:
Gordon wrote:
"P. Johnson" <baloo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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LiveCDs are destined to give a user a bad experience, since they can
only run as fast as your CDROM is.
but at least they enable you to check all your hardware works before you
install....for example, I ditched MEPIS because it wouldn't see my
Firewire ext HDD......
Yes and no. LiveCDs often only include a subset of the most common
drivers
around, not the full compliment Linux is capable of. Just because the
LiveCD doesn't work doesn't mean a real distro won't.
Most distros with live CDs now just install off the same CD, so how can the
drivers not be the same?
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