fl4ke
September 29th, 2008, 06:20 PM
Hi
I encountered a problem when trying to install xubuntu with the alternate install CD on an old Dell laptop. It has only 128 MBs of RAM, so the normal installer won't work. Now, after I select the language etc, it tries to identify my CD-ROM device, but the test will fail and prompt that the CD maybe isn't inserted.
So I think there are some drivers for my CD drive missing. Is there a way to load a driver or an other method to install on a low-RAM PC?
Thanks in advance,
Lucas
I encountered a problem when trying to install xubuntu with the alternate install CD on an old Dell laptop. It has only 128 MBs of RAM, so the normal installer won't work. Now, after I select the language etc, it tries to identify my CD-ROM device, but the test will fail and prompt that the CD maybe isn't inserted.
So I think there are some drivers for my CD drive missing. Is there a way to load a driver or an other method to install on a low-RAM PC?
Thanks in advance,
Lucas