Celena Freezes at 15% Everytime When trying to install

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How much ram you got?
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Celena did not have an XFCE desktop environment (DE), and XFCE is the only DE that may work with that small amount of RAM. :(
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I think you might struggle with a live-cd install with that amount of ram, but I could be wrong. You need to go for something that gives you a straight install, but I don't know which Distro's do that nowadays, except Slackware.
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900i wrote:I think you might struggle with a live-cd install with that amount of ram, but I could be wrong. You need to go for something that gives you a straight install, but I don't know which Distro's do that nowadays, except Slackware.
I have had people tell me the installed Cassandra XFCE with 128 MBs of RAM.
You just have to make a swap partition before using the Live CD.
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I had the same problem with celena with 256MB of ram
if you can up it to 384MB or more it should install fine.
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Cassandra XFCE Community Edition.

...or more RAM. ;)

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You didn't mention which version of Mint you were trying to install, but with that amount of RAM I would recommend Cassandra XFCE Community Edition. It isn't as resource heavy as the GNOME or KDE versions. Should run nicely on your system.

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