Installing Mint via a CD
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mihgo
Installing Mint via a CD
Hi all! I want to install Linux Mint on my desktop, but I don't have a flash drive, nor do I have a DVD-R drive. Aside from installing Linux Mint from inside Windows, is there anyway I can get my hands on a CD friendly .iso? I imagine I could probably update Mint up to it's current version from whatever earlier version I get my hands on, but again, this is just me hoping that such is possible!
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Orbmiser
Re: Installing Mint via a CD
Sorry but the versions that still fit on a CD are very old. And wouldn't work trying to upgraded them to new.
If you don't have a little cash to invest?
As can get a 2gb thumb drive for like $8
Or borrow one? Used DVD drives abound for $10-$20 kind of thing.
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If you don't have a little cash to invest?
As can get a 2gb thumb drive for like $8
Or borrow one? Used DVD drives abound for $10-$20 kind of thing.
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mihgo
Re: Installing Mint via a CD
I honestly didn't have any money to my name at the time, but a friend gave me a blank DVD and I went with it from there. Thanks for the reply! I really should scrounge some money up and get a USB thumb drive. I find it shameful that I don't already have one, hehe.Orbmiser wrote:Sorry but the versions that still fit on a CD are very old. And wouldn't work trying to upgraded them to new.
If you don't have a little cash to invest?
As can get a 2gb thumb drive for like $8
Or borrow one? Used DVD drives abound for $10-$20 kind of thing.
.