which is your processor?
karoke
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rectifier
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Amd
karoke
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What space are you giving to Fedora?
rectifier
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about 10 GB
karoke
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Do you know the speciality of Fedora?
rectifier
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I have heard that it has 3-D cubical desktop.
karoke
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ya ,of course,it does has a 3D desktop which makes it different from others.
We can even make the open windows dance as we wanted.
rectifier
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ohh,,thats cool..
rectifier
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the installation completed,and the CD drive came open.What to do now?
karoke
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Take the DVD out from the ROM and the click on the reboot option.This will restart the system.
rectifier
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ok, now there came an option to select one from the windows and Fedora.
karoke
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Select Fedora if you want to run it now.
rectifier
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I selected Fedora.
the booting started and ended by asking localhost login.
What is it?
I have given a root password once.
But I haven't given a login name.
What to do now?
karoke
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Fill the login id as "root".Root is a default ID,I think.
now type the password.
rectifier
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Nothing comes when I type the localhost login password.Help me.
karoke
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Just type the correct password.
It is a property of Linux to hide the typing password.
While you are typing,your password is accepted without showing it.
rectifier
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Ok now comes another problem.
[root@localhost~]#
something like this happens when I enter may password.
What to do?
karoke
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type "startx" there.It will lead you to the Fedora screen.
rectifier
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hmm..
wow...
thankz brother.
Here starts my Fedora.
really thanking u.
karoke
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Itz my pleasure.
anyway ,enjoy Fedora.
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