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Gina.

813 views · started by BooBearSH ·
#2
ohirememberthat.
#3
Stupid ass. ROFL.
#4
She's trying to be helpful by increasing her posts o;
#5
She's trying to be helpful by increasing her posts o;


... You don't get post count in Warez. Owned.
#6
BooBearSH wrote:
... You don't get post count in Warez. Owned.


My silly burn towards her is now invalid :(
#7
My silly burn towards her is now invalid :(


Lol yeah... that kinda died.
#8
But....you don't need a disc. You can unpack the ISO and install from there. I've done it before.
#9
Rundeer wrote:
But....you don't need a disc. You can unpack the ISO and install from there. I've done it before.


Or just mount the iso.
#10
Organic wrote:
Or just mount the iso.


If you are installing it on a Vm then sure. But if you are installing it as your main os you need to burn it to physical media like a DVD of flash drive.
#11
Thomas wrote:
If you are installing it on a Vm then sure. But if you are installing it as your main os you need to burn it to physical media like a DVD of flash drive.


Uh...Daemon Tools? I just mount ISOs and then install. 8D
#12
Tatsuo wrote:
Uh...Daemon Tools? I just mount ISOs and then install. 8D


We are talking about a operating system.
#13
Ah, okay. I was thinking about getting a Sony VAIO, and then dualbotting shit on it. Though I was gonna dual boot on a VM, like VMWare or some shit. Rather than shell out cash for a MacBook and dualboot Snow Leopard + Linux, I'm just gonna get a VAIO and dual boot Windows 7 and LInux. :o
#14
Tatsuo wrote:
Ah, okay. I was thinking about getting a Sony VAIO, and then dualbotting shit on it. Though I was gonna dual boot on a VM, like VMWare or some shit. Rather than shell out cash for a MacBook and dualboot Snow Leopard + Linux, I'm just gonna get a VAIO and dual boot Windows 7 and LInux. :o


Get a macbook off of ebay. Trust me it is worth it! Apple hardware is solid. My iBook G4 from 2005 is still in perfect working condition.
#15
Since when can you unpack and installation disc usefully? :shrug:
I'm pretty sure OS installers have to run at startup [thus via disc].

Also, it's way better to do it off a disc anyway. That way you'll always have it, and it won't take up any HDD.