Booting cd-rom

[Monique]

An EASYNOTE E3250 from Packard Bell. So where would I find those reverse engineered drivers? Just researching

I'm still working on the CD-rom, buffing it up with a nail polisher (what are those things called?) and polishing it with a paste made it bootable it seems to be installing windows right now....

 

[dduardo]

The drivers are included as kernel modules on the cd or actuallly built into the kernel.

I haven't see anyone on the web with problems. The only complaints that people had were with the video card, but they were also using a really old version of linux. I did a search specifically for the video card and it looks like it is well supported now.

 

[Grotesque Puppet]

This thread is like an infomercial for Linux

 

[Monique]

omg, after everything I've been through... I can't activate my key.. nice.. I was just about to create an image to avoid all this major hassle and now this

see what customer service says tomorrow, otherwise linux it is..

 

[Grotesque Puppet]

Whichever OS you choose, have fun