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Yes, <BR>
Mandrake 10 Official can be installed on Laptops, and yes from one CD but you will have only basic apps. In that case, install using the first CD and then add URPMI sources in the Mandrake Software Control Centre, <BR>
If you meant that you wanna run Mandrake off ONE CD, without installing, then i suggest installing MandrakeMove. You can boot the MandrakeMove CD without altering the Hard disk so newbies can try it and/or you can do office work on the computer at work. So long as the CDROM on the computer is mountable, you canrun MDKMove, It also supports using USB Flash Drives, that way you can portably Move Mandrake <IMG SRC="cid:1084270250.12617.8.camel@localhost" ALIGN="middle" ALT=":)" BORDER="0"><BR>
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You can get command lines to run from: googling "easy URPMI" you willl find the plf help site there, it shows you how to add "plf" "main" "contrib" etc<BR>
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On Tue, 2004-05-11 at 12:20, McDonald, Kenneth (HI) wrote:
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<PRE><FONT COLOR="#737373"><I>Can Mandrake 10 run on Laptops?
and can it be set up to run from one CD?
Kenneth
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