Hey Kubuntu-nutronitarianites! (whatev.... no new catchy name there :P)
Here's my sitch.
My main OS is Win7. I've installed Kubuntu via WUBI while inside Win7, but on a separate fat32 partition.
Everything goes off without a hitch.
Once I've booted into Kubuntu all seems fine.
I can browse all partitions on my HDD. I can even browse my DVD drive and see the Kubuntu LiveCD.
The problem arises when I bring up the Hardware Drivers application. Nothing is there.
I attribute that to the system not seeing the info from the LiveCD.
I then bring up kPackage and check the repositories. Nothing is selected.
I check the only 3 available, and for safe measure try to add my LiveCd. 8)
PROBLEM: it will not recognize that the CD is in the drive. (but it is... and i can browse it.)
This is where I am stuck. Once I get the LiveCD properly mounted I am golden.
Any tips to get this sorted out?
Thnx in advance,
Syn
PS: I could just connect to internet via ethernet but I want to get Kubuntu fully installed completely with the LiveCD. Mainly for the graphics and wireless drivers.
Here's my sitch.
My main OS is Win7. I've installed Kubuntu via WUBI while inside Win7, but on a separate fat32 partition.
Everything goes off without a hitch.
Once I've booted into Kubuntu all seems fine.
I can browse all partitions on my HDD. I can even browse my DVD drive and see the Kubuntu LiveCD.
The problem arises when I bring up the Hardware Drivers application. Nothing is there.
I attribute that to the system not seeing the info from the LiveCD.
I then bring up kPackage and check the repositories. Nothing is selected.
I check the only 3 available, and for safe measure try to add my LiveCd. 8)
PROBLEM: it will not recognize that the CD is in the drive. (but it is... and i can browse it.)
This is where I am stuck. Once I get the LiveCD properly mounted I am golden.
Any tips to get this sorted out?
Thnx in advance,
Syn
PS: I could just connect to internet via ethernet but I want to get Kubuntu fully installed completely with the LiveCD. Mainly for the graphics and wireless drivers.
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