I NEED A LOT OF HELP PLZ WITH MANDRAKE 10 INSTALL

This is my first time installing mandrake so i am not sure what to do. I have installed red hat 9. I have tryed booting with the cd-rom and did not work so i am really lost plz help me!! :x :x :x :x thanks.

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This is my first time installing mandrake so i am not sure what to do. I have installed red hat 9. I have tryed booting with the cd-rom and did not work so i am really lost plz help me!!
 
:x :x :x :x
 
thanks

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We get an awful lot of posts like yours on "10." Do a search here on "Mandrake 10 install", and you should have an array of information on this problem. Personally, my advice is to go to Fedora Core 1. Good Luck!

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Or better yet get a copy of Mepis You'll have a much better chance of success and be happier in the long run. SimpllyMepis is in rc2 and nothing compares.
 
http://www.mepis.org/

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Don't listen to Jim, he's drunk!
 
Seriously, Mepis is good and has good hardware detection. Apart from Knoppix, it's probably the most user friendly Debian spinoff there is out there.

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Originally posted by Dapper Dan:

Quote:Don't listen to Jim, he's drunk!
Says the pot
 
Knoppix is fine as a bootable CD, but, less than satisfactory for HD install. Not fully compatable with Debian standard or the repositories. Mepis is fully compatible with unstable Debian.

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...and in the Debian world, unstable truly means unstable!

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Sorry my error. I meant testing not unstable. That's reserved for Fedora