DAB Linux G9 Download
When you click each link you’ll be taken to a File Info page. You’ll need to supply a valid e-mail address so FileHosting.Org can send you a download link to get the actual file. The link they send is only good once, so if you need to re-download it you’ll need to request another link from them. Sorry it’s complicated, but that’s just how they do things.
STEP 1: Download Part 1:
http://www.filehosting.org/file/details/90566/dablinuxg9_27nov09.iso.001 (2 GB)
STEP 2: Download Part 2:
http://www.filehosting.org/file/details/91005/dablinuxg9_27nov09.iso.002 (1.9 GB)
STEP 3: Some Assembly Required.
The file had to be split, so YOU WILL NEED BOTH FILES! Then use HJ-Split to reassemble them into the ISO file.
STEP 4: BURN
Use your favorite disc burning software to burn the ISO to a DVD
STEP 5: BOOT!
Insert the DVD you made into an Intel-compatible computer and restart it. If the computer is set to first boot from CD or DVD* you’ll shortly be at the DAB Linux desktop!
NOTE: DAB Linux is set up to automatically log in, so there’s no password to enter on the LiveDVD to use it. However, if you do any actions that require a password or if you log out and want to log back in, here is the login/password to do so:
Username: guest
Password: guest
If you want to test the image first or run DAB Linux inside another OS, then boot the ISO file in a virtual machine (VirtualBox is recommended. File may not boot in Qemu).
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Minimum:
- 300 MHz x86 Intel or AMD (32-bit)
- 64 MB of system memory (RAM)
- 10 GB of disk space (if installing to hard drive)
- VGA graphics card capable of 800×600 resolution
- DVD-ROM drive
Preferred:
- 3.0 GHz x86 Intel or AMD processor (32 or 64 bit)
- 1 GB of system memory (RAM)
- 30 GB of disk space (if installing to hard drive)
- Graphics card capable of 1024×768 resolution (Nvidia or ATI recommended)
- DVD Player/Burner
- Sound card
- A network or Internet connection
- USB external/thumb drive (to store your work)