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[samelash@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Samy Elashmawy)]

Yes , via plip , but that id very slow. Eisier to remove the cdrom from
another machine and borrow if for a while , or if you are mechanicaly abled
, you can remove the hard drive and place it in the other machine install ,
and make sure it reboots and s done configuring , then put it back in the
origianl machine.

If you have ethernet cards , you cna access a shered cdrom as well via the
network and insatll via network.
At 05:10 PM 12/10/1999 +0100, Sime wrote:
>Hi friends, a friend of mine have an old portatil (486)  without CDROM or
lan,
>is it possible to install Linux with a null modem link? Thanks.
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