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Comment on Rome sights. by eibhear

eibhear — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 12:31:06 +0000

There’s loads more than this to see in Rome!

Indeed there is.

This page is broken, and is presenting nothing at the moment. Must fix it.

Comment on Rome sights. by Andy

Andy — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 12:15:06 +0000

There's loads more than this to see in Rome! Check out our free guide... Free Rome City Guide

Comment on Quis custodiet custodiens? by eibhear

eibhear — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 14:29:45 +0000

Thanks Dave. You’re very good to let me know.
How did you happen upon this entry?
How many pages with “Guilford” would google return?

Comment on Quis custodiet custodiens? by Dave

Dave — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 01:55:57 +0000

Probably didn’t publish it because you can’t spell GUILDFORD numpty. Now who’s a clever boy then?

Comment on Installing Fedora Core 2 from a hard drive by Abid Ali Syed

Abid Ali Syed — Tue, 12 Feb 2008 10:55:28 +0000

hi,
I did install Fedora Core 8 using FTP. i think it’s quite easy to install if you have limitations of DVD drive.
what i did is described below step by setp,

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1) Create a directory named “dvd” in ftp root.

mkdir /var/ftp/dvd

2) Mount Fedora-Core-8.iso

mount -o loop -t iso9660 Fedora-Core-8.iso /var/ftp/dvd

3) Change path to your currently mounted location.

cd /var/ftp/dvd
here will be a folder named “images” . it contains “boot.iso” and “boot.img” that are used to boot and install fedora from scratch.

4) Copy “boot.iso” to some where out from this locaton. i did copy to my home folder.

cp image/boot.iso /tmp/

5) Create a boot able disk by burning this “boot.iso” on it.

cdrecord -dao -dev=/dev/cdrom /tmp/boot.iso

Now we are ready to boot from cd room and to continue our Fedora Core 8 Installation.

6) Boot From CD Rom and select ” install or upgrade” option
7) Select ” Language and Keyboard ” options
8) Make your LAN settings
9) Select your Installation Method ” FTP”
10) Enter server address and it’s directory.
in my case it was,
FTP = “ftp://my-ftp-ip-address”
folder = “/dvd”
11) it will connect to ftp server and will provide you the traditional GUI installation interface .
12) Enjoy installing Fedora core 8 Using FTP.

Comment on New line linking Luas Green and Red lines by Barry Cassidy

Barry Cassidy — Mon, 18 Sep 2006 22:05:25 +0000

Could you pleas keep me up to date on this issue as it seems impossible to find out what the real plans are – will cars still be allowed up westmoreland st, will Luas be in the middle of the raod or left or right sides..????

Comment on Installing Fedora Core 2 from a hard drive by Corey’s Adventure » 80GB of Linux Goodiness

Corey’s Adventure » 80GB of Linux Goodiness — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 10:07:51 +0000

[...] As shown here: FC2 from HD by Ã‰ibhear. [...]

Comment on Installing Fedora Core 2 from a hard drive by Corey

Corey — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 08:22:52 +0000

Hey it’s me again! I’ve been reading your blogs, and I really like them, and I was wondering if you can send me…the theme of this blog pplllz, I just setup WordPress on my computer and I want the same theme as yours :(.

My email is: hollaway@gmail.com
I know you’re probably really busy but this would mean a lot to me :)

I’m sorry I’m using this comment as a communication thing, but I couldn’t find your email anywhere :(

Comment on Installing Fedora Core 2 from a hard drive by Corey

Corey — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 07:59:16 +0000

Oh jesus, I’m only on the 2nd disk on the downloading, NNOO!! I looked at the 4 on FC4 and I thought I was on the fourth disk :(, there’s too much evil in this world.

Comment on Installing Fedora Core 2 from a hard drive by Corey

Corey — Wed, 17 Aug 2005 07:52:29 +0000

Excellent!! I’m doing the exact same process with Fedora Core 4. I’m going to set it all up on my HDB with 10 GB, and hopefully use my same old swap partition in HDA (even though it’s recommended not too). 28 minutes until all HDs are downloaded :D. I have 6 boot disks (I should’ve read this tutorial before I made the disks lol), and I can’t wait until I start installing :D.

Right now I have Debian (SID) and SuSE (Personal). I will shortly have Fedora (Core 4), then Slackware (??), and then Ubuntu (??), MANDRIVA, GENTOO, FREEBSD, AAAHHHHH!! It feels like Christmas :), I’m so excited.

I kind of like not having my CD-RW not working :). And thank you for the great article, it helped me grasp some important concepts like the floppy boot from the HD with GRUB and FC ISO loading errors. You should write a journal and then sell it as a book :)

Have a nice day :)