What must I do when I boot live DVD linux mandriva one 2006?
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Live editions aren't the best idea anyway - they boot from the DVD/CD and therefore have limited functionality. Try typing "root" and see what happens. If you're still stuck with a black screen and white text, try typing "startx". Also, please don't connect to the internet while logged in as root - make another user account with lower privileges before you do this.
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Did you connect the data cable?\nDid you set the jumpers correctly?\nIs the DVD drive enabled in the system bios?
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Probably you already have computer with pre-installed Windows.\nDownload LiveCD version of any linux distribution\n(for example, Knoppix or Ubuntu). Knoppix is more popular among LiveCD so far. The downloadable file has *.iso extention, and it is the image of the real CD, which you should burn onto blank CD, and then you just insert this CD into your computer and boot.\n\nDo not forget to adjust computer BIOS to allow bootup. By default bootup device is not CD, rather your hard drive containing your Windows OS and its loader. \n\nIn this way, you don't need install anything, and even touch your partitions, so no fear to corrupt them if you're not yet comfortable with Unix/Linux.\n\nLater, you can install Linux into your hard drive.\nThe beauty of LiveCD is that you can move it with you everywhere and get your personal study of Linux OS on any available computer under your hand.
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hey,use the restore cd 1st,den the drivers cd.after your restoration,you install the drivers and stuff,i did that just yesterday
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You need an original installation disc, or a set of system restore discs, one or the other of which probably came with your computer.
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You make sure the boot disk is in the cd drive.  After that, boot up your computer and press F8.  Select boot from disk in the options.
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Get a copy of windows (full, not an upgrade!)\n\nThen go into you boot menu (BIOS) by pressing the 'del' key or sometimes 'f2' when you power-up\n\nChange the boot device priority so that your cd/cd-rw/dvd rom/r/rw (cd drive! lol) is first to boot\n\nInsert your windows disk.. and save the changes in the BIOS.\n\nThe comp will reboot and ask you to 'press any key to boot from cd' (do this!) and follow the easy prompts!\n\n>>>>>ReMeMbEr To BaCk-Up YoUr MuSiC tHoUgH!<<<<<\n\nRegards, Mike =)
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You said CD... The install disk is most likely going to be a DVD.  Also check the tech specs.  Your hardware may not be up to speed.
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Go into the BIOS and set it so that your CD-ROM drive boots first. Then restart the computer with your operating system's install disk in the CD-ROM drive. It should be fairly simple from there. Once the operating system is loaded, be sure to reinstall any and all drivers required for your hardware, which should have come on a disc with the computer, or along with the hardware if you upgraded with aftermarket parts.
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did you load the driver disc before you plugged it in? if nor unplug it and run the disc then plug it in when it says to
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You just need to boot from this disc and run a repair installation, and give it your new valid key code.  This should get you fixed up.\n\n~Kyle
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Go online and download the drivers
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make sure you have the updated drivers for your DVD drive.
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Go to:\nStart\nRun\ntype in 'command' and hit enter\nthen type in fdisk and hit enter\nproblem solved!
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Helper123 is right!...\n\nYou must switch your boot system from HDD to CD...
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Reinstall your drivers go to start button, then click run and write devmgmt.msc in text box and then click Ok now check your dvd drive if it has any problems or if it even shows up if not the plug inside is probably loose.