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Old 20th February 2006, 10:53 PM
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How to install Fedora Core from the harddrive?
Is it possible to download and install Fedora Core from the harddrive? I am running Red Hat Linux 9 and do not have a CD or DVD burner. I read the Download information for Fedora Core on the Red Hat website, but that seems to only apply to installing from CD or DVD.

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