Well i installed Xubuntu on my system having a dual boot with Xubuntu and windows xp but when i select to boot on Xubuntu it freezes and gets a message saying that the file hal.dll in system32 cant be found. Before showing me this message i tryed to uninstall the Xubuntu inside from windows xp because several problems showed up after installing Xubuntu.
Has anyone tried installing Fedora 19 alpha RC4 (which is alpha) as a dual boot with xubuntu? Anaconda, for some reason, does not recognize the large hard drive I have for Fedora as a valid space if I have xubuntu installed.
Windows has been giving my mom's laptop plenty of trouble. We are both fed up with BSODS and crashes. Please don't comment that I need to get the PC checked on by Geeksquad first.
I want to know what I should dual boot on her hardware, Ubuntu 12.04 or Xbuntu 12.04.
She is running Wndows 7 64 bit, i3 tm 4 Cpus @ 2.13, with 4 GB of ram. THe graphics card is an intel chip.
I am running a toshiba laptop dual booting with windows vista and xubuntu. I have decided to go with xubuntu all the way and was wondering what I have to do to remove windows vista and recover the HD space to xubuntu. would I have to do a new install and choose not to dual boot?. massive newb here so spell it out for me:lolflag: please
Afternoon all,
I've got a laptop here for Xubuntu installed on it.
What I want is a laptop that will boot up and run rdektop and connect to a windows terminal server.
At start up I have three sessions I can log onto.
* Xfce
* Xterm
* Xubuntu
So far I've configured Xubuntu and created a script that runs when the normal Xubuntu Session Starts.
Hi
I installed ubuntu yesterday on my old lappy with a bootable USB. I have tried Unity 2d and still it isnt coping well with it, so I have decided to try xubuntu instead.
Have downloaded xubuntu image and used the pendrive linux thing to create the bootable usb(i formated it too)
When I boot the USB, xubuntu comes up on the screen but will not either boot or install.
I have XP installed on an T42 laptop and xubuntu installed on an external usb hd partition. Grub for xubuntu is installed on the xubuntu partition. To boot xp, I start the computer and it boots xp through the regular windows process. To boot xubuntu, I start the computer, go into the boot device menu, select the external usb hd, and select xubuntu in the grub menu on the usb hd.
Hello, I currently have XP installed on a SATA HD.
I've got a diskless mini-box, spec's below. It makes a CF flash drive look like an IDE HDD. It will not boot from a USB stick or anything else that I have.
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