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Install e-smith over Redhat v8.3??

Charlie Brady

Re: Version confusion (was Re: Install e-smith over Redhat v
« Reply #15 on: July 09, 2003, 11:35:57 PM »
Ed wrote:

> HEY SME GUYS! THERE ARE OTHER SYSTEMS BEING USED
> OUT THERE.

It's always rude to shout. It's expremely rude to shout complaints about a gift.

>  Don't you think it's a limitation to have an
> install package that only works when downloaded and burned
> from a WIN box?

I would think that was a limitation, but it certainly doesn't apply to our product.

Charlie

Dave Liquorice

Re: Version confusion (was Re: Install e-smith over Redhat v
« Reply #16 on: July 10, 2003, 01:58:08 AM »
> I don't know where you got the idea that SME has "an install package
> that only works when downloaded and burned from a WIN box", but
> it's entirely false.

Agreed, it's worked fine for me on my OS/2 Warp 3 box....

What you have to be careful about is that you use a method that copies the ISO file to the CD correctly, a simple  "copy" command  isn't could enough you want a utility that can burn ISO images.

Cheers
Dave.

Ed

Re: Version confusion (was Re: Install e-smith over Redhat v
« Reply #17 on: July 10, 2003, 10:13:59 AM »
> It's always rude to shout. It's expremely rude to shout complaints about a gift.
>  
 
You are entirely correct, and I was being boorish.  Please accept my sincere apologies, and sincere thanks for making a great product available to us.

I was very frustrated - I have probably made 30+ coasters in the last couple of days. The problem is NOT SME - it's a Mac OSX thing, and I should be directing my anger at Apple. Apple has not provided a fully functional disk burning capability; Apple used to be more universal than that.

Again, I apologize for SHOUTING but what I really wanted to do was empty a .44 mag into the CRT ;-)

Rgds
Ed

Serge

Re: Version confusion (was Re: Install e-smith over Redhat v
« Reply #18 on: July 13, 2003, 07:35:32 AM »
You should use CD-RW to avoid burning coasters.  Especially if you find you have problems.  There is no reason to keep on making coasters!

Rewritable CDs work just fine for burning an ISO.