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Jacob Morgan: @Jacob Morgan So really what we ACTUALLY want is there to be a Google-made tool that loads the Live-CD image onto a memstick without any hassle, extra utilities or technical know-how.
Nine Must-Have Features We Want To See In A Google OS | Lifehacker Australia 2009
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Plus I do test Live-CD versions on the Acer Notebook and I know Ubuntu and Mandriva have have NOT worked properly for the last year on it and I will not bother with them again on this machine.
OpenSUSE 11.0 Integrates Compiz into Linux Desktop | Lifehacker Australia 2008
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Use those to figure out where the problem is with the latest-and-greatest distros (are you sure you loaded that Live-USB right?), because that box has way more than the minimum resources to run a Live-CD.
LXer Linux News Techbirdy 2010
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· Live-CD 4.9 failure to boot from SCSI - many enhancements to SCSI booting;
Softpedia - Windows - All Lucian Parfeni 2010
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· Live-CD 4.9 failure to boot from SCSI - many enhancements to SCSI booting;
Softpedia - Windows - All Lucian Parfeni 2010
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The system boots and starts a desktop that is run entirely in the RAM of your system (the PCLinuxOS installation CD is also a Live-CD) without changing anything on your hard disk.
LXer Linux News Falko Timme 2010
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I chose the first one, which says something like "try out Ubuntu", because I want to first try it as a Live-CD ..
Ubuntu Forums Akatsuki26 2010
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After the desktop has started, plug in your USB flash drive and insert your Ubuntu 8.10 Live-CD into your CD drive (you can also create the startup disk from the Ubuntu 8.10 Live-CD. iso file - it's up to you which way you prefer).
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Ubuntu 8.10 comes with a tool that lets you create a USB startup disk easily - this startup disk behaves like the Ubuntu 8.10 Live-CD.
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When the system boots from the USB flash drive, it behaves exactly as if you would boot from the Ubuntu 8.10 Live-CD - first you have to select your language:
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