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21-Jul-2003, 01:21 AM #1
Linux auto exe on blank PC & the club
http://www.linux.org/perl-bin/search...&qid=2&spp=100

I believe this link has the program I am looking for.
What does it mean in English?
There are actually several programs on these pages.

I have both the regular download & the ISO of Mandrake Linux.
I really don't want the ISO cause I can't get the mdk checker to work. When I click on the exe in the regular version stored on my hard drive nothing happens.

What rpm's are actually needed on the first disc just to boot an empty PC? I need to use as little disc space as possible.

Thanks for the help. I would rather just get E-mail & have it automatically added to a forum.

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