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1. Download an ISO image corresponding to your Computer's Processor Architecture (i.e. 32 bit or 64 bit)
2. Using an Image Burner application like ImgBurn, burn the ISO image to a blank CD or DVD (depending on whether you chose to download a CD Image or a DVD Image)
3. Restart your computer with the newly burned CD/DVD Image of Fedora
4. Now select it during the Boot Up process as the medium to boot from (i.e. press "F9 key for Boot Menu")
5. Fedora will boot automatically in 10 seconds. Launch the "Install to Hard Disk" application after Fedora boots; then follow its prompts.
Done.
For more information refer to this link for Official Documentation
If you've used live CD Boots, you could try and add nomodeset to the kernel line in the grub boot
menu. This would disable kernel mode setting, which causes problems on
some graphics cards.
In the BOOT Menu, Press TAB while highlighting "BOOT" Option
Just add "nomodeset" to the end of the text..This disables Kernel Mode Setting and F11 will be up and running....
Yes I give u one method to solve it.u know y this prb ur system idle process is on high level u feel ur fedora's fresh copy but actually thts not but its my openion try it again with carefully u missed something on installing but its very several thts y its shown u fresh window and success installation
I bought one 5 months ago. The e520-2496 has no pre-installed software hence the low price. my included dvd didn't do anything either. I bought a Linux Fedora 10 installation DVD from www.osdisc.com for 5 bucks. this made it very easy the dvd was recognized immediately and has self expanatory instructions. Or go to www.fedoraproject.org and download it for free and burn it to a dvd. If you hold down the Ctrl key with the DVD in it should load it. Or check www.linpus.com but it is no help. I eventually installed linpus desktop from thier website and have a dual boot with Linpus and Fedora 10. The Linpus is no good with no wi-fi or support I do not recommend it. The Fedora 10 has excellent wi-fi and tons of support, forums, and updates. Or gooogle "linux OS" and choose from dozens of free or cheap Linux systems. If you go with Fedora 10 just make sure you buy a 64 bit version. The e520 has a 64 bit celeron M processor. P.S. don't mess around when your in root if you don't know what your doing and, always type in "exit" when done. I am new to this also but learning fast. hope this helps.
sound like the screen control on the flyback is set just a little too high. the flyback has the red wire attached to the tube. the flyback has 2 small adjustable controls. if you look close enough 1 is marked focus & on is screen. turn the screen slightly to the left & look at your picture. the screen is like a master brightness & if it's up too high you will see what is called retrace lines.
good luck.
Is hang upto horizontal dashed lines
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