[Lancaster] Laptop with no boot order!

[Wayne Ward]

you could try a external usb cdrom or if you are wanting to install 
linux on it
you can transfer a install image onto a usb key and install from that
there are plenty of howto for making a usb install if you have a ubuntu 
on another
laptop or computer its realy easy to install to a usb key
on a mac you just put one laptop into transfer mode and install from 
another computer over firewire !! yum yum :)

Rik Boland wrote:
> Work was throwing out a laptop that was connected to the network.  It 
> now @ my house and I am wanting to put Linux on it but when I boot up it 
> won't read the CD nor can I get into the BIOS to change its boot order,  
> what can I do?
>
> Shalom
>
> Rik
>
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Regards,
Wayne ward

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