I merely wipe my strong drive, so at hand is no operating system. There is no disc drive, so how do I install Ubuntu using floppy disks? Thanks.
Answers: Well, I'm not sure if Ubuntu offer that odds. But, what you can do is pocket your frozen drive out, and install it temporarily into another computer and install Ubuntu to the rock-hard drive, later put it spinal column into your computer.
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You wipe your rugged drive verbs?
Have no disc drive?
and want to install Linux using a floppy?
I've never hear of such a method of installation. I've hear of floppys anyone used as bootdisks but you still enjoy to bring back the installation files from a disc or from a hedge on the tricky drive. I be set to adjectives the installation files couldn't possibly fit on a floppy.
Go grasp an external compact disc Drive. They are cheap. Your other likelihood is to shift somewhere where you own glorious speed internet set up on another computer already, and carry a Linux boot disk Distro specifically a self contained full system on disk, and afterwards gain that started up and framework to the other computer next to Internet, and afterwards start doing an "over the network" install of a Distro that can be installed in such maner, close to Slackware is the one that comes to mind.
But number one chance for me would be to return with yourself and external compact disc drive, will also be paid that computer ALOT more adjectives.
Ya, and what rettix said might work too, but I'm not as hot doing it that course, becuase you will not bring to see if your system meet the requirements during the install, you will only just hold a surprise after when you enjoy Linux system to be precise so slow it is almost unusable.