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| Wizard Techie Join Date: Aug 2005
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| Monster Techie | Can't I run dual Linux OS's? I might have done something wrong in the installer, they asked me a bunch of crap I had no clue about, so I just picked what either made sense or just hit enter on the first choice they highlighted... I just want to get a foothold into Ubuntu. Once I learn Ubuntu, I'll want more, so then I'll just use Debian.. :|
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| Monster Techie | SHOOTMKFKLFJK FL MASDJ{fjsdfiasdfjk*smashes head into keyboard* My laptop that I was running Linux on is broken now. My stupid cat knocked it off when I wasn't there, and the monitor is busted. Bummer ![]() I have a 333mhz laptop, which has 2x(The other one had 64, this is 128.) the RAM of the other one, but it's a worse laptop, no battery, an IBM AC Adapter (it's a gateway) so it doesn't quite fit, and if I move it around it shuts off. I basically make it into a desktop, and I have a docking station, so I use another AC adapter so it's a bit more stable... Anyway, time to do this again.. XD Am I able to use both Debian and Ubuntu on the laptop? And finally, from my laptop, there are parts like dvd player, HD...(6.5 gb..) are any of them worth salvaging, can I do anything with them..?
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http://www.computermemoryupgrade.net...op-memory.html I'm not too sure about older laptop though. | |
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