Re: LinuxCoin A lightweight Debian based OS with everything ready to go.
Common peops all you have to do is put the fooking file into the root of the flash media 
I'll do a video guide covering everything in about an hour.
Whoops look like you may of wrote to the wrong disk bud
in no way does Linuxcoin touch your hdd. Load up Linuxcoin and post the results of typing the following into a root terminal.
And I'll help you out more.
I'll do a video guide covering everything in about an hour.Hi,
I Linux/LinuxCoin newbie here and just started installing LinuxCoin yesterday.
I have the same problem as some people here that version 2.0b does not work.
I have installed 2.0a by following the instructions and I am able to run with persistent.
Then I have another flash drive installed 2.0b and boot again with this newly created flash drive. I am not sure if I have persistent or not (I chose that option), but all the software are 2.0b version now
I have another question:
I was running windows 7 64bit before. Now, it won't allow me to boot up windows again. When it boots, it give me some error message saying something like system file error, and the only way I can boot is using LinuxCoin now. Need some advice for this newbie.
Thx!
I Linux/LinuxCoin newbie here and just started installing LinuxCoin yesterday.
I have the same problem as some people here that version 2.0b does not work.
I have installed 2.0a by following the instructions and I am able to run with persistent.
Then I have another flash drive installed 2.0b and boot again with this newly created flash drive. I am not sure if I have persistent or not (I chose that option), but all the software are 2.0b version now
I have another question:
I was running windows 7 64bit before. Now, it won't allow me to boot up windows again. When it boots, it give me some error message saying something like system file error, and the only way I can boot is using LinuxCoin now. Need some advice for this newbie.
Thx!
Whoops look like you may of wrote to the wrong disk bud
in no way does Linuxcoin touch your hdd. Load up Linuxcoin and post the results of typing the following into a root terminal.Code:
df -h
Fdisk /dev/sda
p
q
Fdisk /dev/sda
p
q
And I'll help you out more.