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Unable to install to HD

Posted by John Sanders at February 05. 2008

The live  Home edition is very nice indeed, however , I am unable to install it to my HD .

I currently have Windows Vista and I wanted to dual-boot with this distro, before i finally reject windows in favour of Linux.

I get an errior message stating, unable to mount the 2 NTFS partitions allocated to Windows (states I don't have permission?) am I doing something wrong here?

Help would be appreciated, please.


Re: Unable to install to HD

Posted by admin at February 06. 2008

Re: Unable to install to HD

Posted by John Sanders at February 06. 2008

Thanks Franklin, will try it and post back.

Regards and thank you for the response.

Re: Unable to install to HD

Posted by John Sanders at February 06. 2008

Previously John Sanders wrote:

Thanks Franklin, will try it and post back.

Regards and thank you for the response.



Hi Franklin, that's OK now, one other point, I need to adjust my screen res to 1440x900 this option isn't available in Display screen options.. any advice would be helpful, thanks.

John

Re: Unable to install to HD

Posted by admin at February 07. 2008

Hi John,

You can try the following procedure:

- Open a terminal by <Right click> then click on Terminal
- Type : sudo thunar   : thunar window will be opened in "root" mode
- Go to /etc/X11 directory:
    . Do a copy of xorg.conf file (to xorg.conf.save for example)
    . Double click on xorg.conf file to open it under mousepad
    . Go to SubSection "Display"  - Depth 24  (at bottom of xorg.conf) then add your new screen resolution. The "Modes" line becomes:
    Modes   Modes   "1440x900"   "1280x1024"   "1024x768"   "800x600"   "640x480"
    . Save xorg.conf file then quit thunar
- Do <Ctrl><Alt><BackSpace> to re-execute Xfce4

Franklin N.
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