Examples of using Vine linux in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Computer
How do you want to install Vine Linux?
Caution: Once you click Next, Vine Linux will be written to your hard drive.
Choose the partitions that you would like to format for Vine Linux.
If your system will use only Vine Linux you should choose the Master Boot Record(MBR).
There is also an HTML copy on the Vine Linux CD set.
New Feature: Vine Linux 6.2 has a new installation method known as a"partitionless" installation.
An upgrade will preserve existing Vine Linux system data.
For systems on which Win95/98 and Vine Linux will reside on a single hard drive, you should also install LILO to the MBR.
We have gathered all the information needed to install Vine Linux on your system.
If your system will use only Vine Linux you should probably choose the Master Boot Record(Boot Block of the first partition on the disk).
SILO, the Sparc Improved LOader,is the software that can be used to start Vine Linux on your computer.
To abort this installation, remove all Vine Linux media, and press your computer's Reset button or reset using Control--Alt--Delete.
LILO, the LInux LOader,is software that can be used to start Vine Linux on your computer.
For systems where SunOS/Solaris and Vine Linux will reside on a single hard drive, you should probably not install SILO into the MBR, especially if SunOS/Solaris is on the first partition of the disk.
Which language would you like to use during the installation andas the system default once Vine Linux is installed?
This option is best suited for people who would like to try Vine Linux with a minimum of disruption to their current system.
You can also choose whether you want to boot your system into a graphical environment once Vine Linux is installed.
This installation process is outlined in detail in the Vine Linux Installation Guide available from Project Vine. .
If you choose not to install SILO for ANY reason,please make a boot disk so you can boot Vine Linux.
Please note: In addition to the installation methods mentioned below, Vine Linux can also be installed"within" an already existing FAT(DOS/Windows) partition.
For more information concerning the differences among workstation-, server-, and custom-class installations,please refer to the Vine Linux Installation Guide.
This process cannot be undone, so if you have decided not to install Vine Linux, this is the last point at which you can abort the installation process.
All non-Linux-related partitions will be left untouched, and you will be able to boot other installed operating systems,in addition to Vine Linux, after the installation.
To make sure your system has all the packages it needs in order to work, Vine Linux checks these package dependencies each time you install or remove a package.
Mount Point: This field indicates where the partition will be mounted when Vine Linux is installed and running.
If your system has a FAT(DOS/Windows) partition with sufficient free space,you can install Vine Linux without repartitioning your hard drive.
If you don't know how to partition your system,please read the section on partitioning in the Vine Linux Installation Guide or the Vine Linux Reference Guide.
Set default PROM boot device: The installer can make sure the PROM will boot by default into the Vine Linux installer by setting PROM option"boot-device" or"boot-from".