I know there's someone here that can help!. I'm trying to install Linux on my Fuji 3400, as the sole OS. I've installed windows 98se on several Fuji's in the past (2300, 3400). I recently installed Win 2000 pro on a 20gig drive in the 3400 (still haven't gotten the pen to work consistently, but haven't tried very hard). I really just want to get into the Linux thang. With my past installs of MS OS on the Fuji's I had to remove the drives, and insert them in my desktop, copy the OS to the drive, then pop the drive back into the 3400....I'm fairly comfortable with that process. I'm not sure how to do it with Linux. I have Linux redhat 6.1, 8.1, and I just got the Fedora core 1 loaded on my desktop (I like it soooo much I want to insatll it on the 3400). I'm not proficient with Linux, but I want to "play" with it on my 3400 while I'm in meetings. I also have a Fuji 4120, soooo I'm not too concerned with screwing the 3400 up.... I know it's a windows world, but I have 6kids each with there own PC....I eventually want to load Linux on all of them so they can become Linux Junkies, and take over the Home IS dept functions. I've looked at many of the Linux sites (ie linuxslate), and I'm just not clear on the install without the use of CD/Flop...I understand that there is a way to install over a network, but I just installed a network at home, got it working, but not exactly sure how I did it (current home OS's 98se, Win 200 Pro, XP Talet Edition, XP pro).
in Summary:
How do you install Linux on a 3400 (w/o a CD, or floppie)
Which version works best on a 3400 (I'd prefer Fedora Core 1)
Thanks much!
Bryan | |
