How to install Fedora14LiveCD Hard Disk

These days I 've been tossing Fedora. I downloaded a LiveCD version from the Internet. As a result, I had to spend one night with this version. Because there is no empty CD, you cannot install it on a dial. Unlike Ubuntu, Fedora has a tool that is directly installed in windows such as WUBI. The installation process is very difficult. The partition is skipped. I split the 10 Gb empty disk and cut out MB of free space. I used the boot and swap partitions and 1 GB partitions (FAT32 format) to put them in the LiveOS folder.

These days I 've been tossing Fedora. I downloaded a LiveCD version from the Internet. As a result, I had to spend one night with this version.

Because there is no empty CD, you cannot install it on a dial. Unlike Ubuntu, Fedora has a tool that is directly installed in windows such as WUBI. The installation process is very difficult.

The partition is skipped. I split the 10 Gb empty disk and cut out MB of free space. I used the boot and swap partitions and 1 GB partitions (FAT32 format) to put them in the LiveOS folder, and installed grub4dos.

1. Extract files

Extract the LiveOS folder in the package to an empty disk, and then extract the initrd0.img and vmlinuz0 files from isolinux to the root directory of the partition. (The DVD version is initrd. img and vmmlinuz. At the beginning, I searched a lot, but it was all about the installation materials of the DVD version. I couldn't find the file)

2. Go to grub and install the system.

Restart, enter Grub, and enter

• 1. Which disk is root (hdx, y) x and y is the partition with the liveOS folder. Otherwise, enter find/vmlinuz0 and press enter to return the Partition Number, such as root (hd0, 5)
• 2. kernel/vmlinuz0 root = live: LABEL = XXX ro liveimg rhgb xxx is the volume LABEL of the partition where the liveOS folder is placed.
• 3. initrd/initrd0.img
• 4. boot

Wait for the installation interface to enter. Note when partitioning. When selecting boot, you should also note that you should select the/boot created during partitioning to boot, and then add the boot option with easyBCD in windows.

This is all about installation.