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Gnah! haha :) you are allowed your 'failures' Jules, you got a whole battery of wins on your side already.

@randiroo: try this method for download of Saltimbocca: wget -c http://linuxbbq.org/releases/Base32/linuxbbq-base686.iso then plug in your USB, do a 'blkid -o list' to determine where it is placed in the /dev tree (we'll use /dev/sdb as an example here). navigate to the directory you downloaded the ...

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mother = systemd i guess? because in that case: try booting in verbose mode (type 'e' at GRUB screen and change 'quiet' to 'verbose' in the kernel line) and see what is causing the slowdown. probably dhcpdiscover not finding your wireless or something. or something else. otherwise, in a terminal try...

the download-method suggested by wayne is indeed the best way to download it. browsers often have download-managers built in that don't properly cap the speed, which some servers don't enjoy, causing broken downloads. other than that, you could wait for somebody to brew you a torrent :)

@linuxlover: good stuff. consider the BBQ your opportunity to learn a little bit more about linux, which, if we can believe your name, you love so much :) we are happy to help you out with your questions, as long as you are willing to learn and appreciate the voluntary nature of our answers (which i...

@Jules: hahahaha just noticed it now! son-of-an-anus :D

ah this is great Jules, thanks for doing this how-to, really useful.

now i just gotta ask... LinuxBBQ Gammon? :)

@wux: yes that type of Dutch dish is indeed called a 'stamppot' which means something like 'take-vegetables-and-potatoes-and-mash-them-together-with-some-gravy' :) i am sorry, i never cook the fine Dutch cuisine, but always make penne (pasta) with tomato-sauce, all out of a pre-produced package. i a...

girls often talk about my special Dutch sausage.

rhowaldt wrote:you end up with a borked copy

i should've said 'pooched', i realize now ;)

btw, something else i should've said: hi linuxlover, welcome to the community! glad you are enjoying yourself.

let us know how you like it tstamp!

to give you a slightly bit more detail on the use of 'sync': depending on the settings of certain storage media, stuff you copy there is either copied immediately, or 'cached' and copied leisurely later. if the latter is the case, and you unplug the drive before the system is done doing its thing in...

hi Rooster, good to see you here as well :)

@bacon: LinuxBBQ INXS? :)

uhm... lemme think... i can't remember. check the php-code? :D
if i can program Black Magic i can at least die a happy man :D

^ That.
and slixz85, welcome to the BBQ :)

hi tstamp, please read here about that MD5-issue (it is my fault): http://linuxbbq.org/bbs/viewtopic.php?p=698#p698
and welcome to the BBQ!
the distro was provided with love and the humor comes natural ;)

hey arno, welcome to the community, and glad to hear you like the BBQ. i'll wait for the Grillmeister to answer your question about INX, as he is the one cooking up these releases he knows most :)

ah well, that sounds sucky. here is where my autogenerate php skills become unveiled as being noobish :) we'll discuss how to facilitate this better. thanks for posting Anaconda.