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Sep 4, 2006, 03:03 AM
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GFBurke
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Parallels Images ready to download!
I have made some turn-key Parallels images for the Macbook. These have only been tested on the Macbook. Tuned, drivers, settings (1280x800 etc.), software..
Must have Parallels and a Macbook (other MAC's may work - just need to mess with screensize etc - But I can't be sure).

Get'em while they are hot!
Xubuntu 6.10
Ubuntu 6.10
BackTrack
Freespire 1.0
Fedora Core 6 NEW! (12/13/06)
PClinuxOS (no audio)
Kanotix
PCBSD 1.2
OpenSuse 10.2 NEW! (12/10/06)
MEPIS 6.0 NEW! (12/31/06)

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Please help each other out for torrents etc.
Just download, unzip and and run! You have a perfect Linux desktop that is all up-to-date, patched, all drivers and has a lot of great software. Nothing to "configure".
Hope they help.

Just get them and burn'em to a DVD for backup of "perfect/tuned" OS's.

If you cannot download these freely over bit torrent - I do offer shipping of a DVD for a $7 donation. You can order here.

;)


These images work fine. They download fine, and unzip fine. If somebody has an issue - it is an isolated incident. As you can see, there are 100's of people using them. If you have an issue, please ask for help.


Burke
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Sep 4, 2006, 04:00 AM
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Jerry
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Wow, thanks a lot Burke!
Sep 4, 2006, 04:04 AM
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constant
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That's pretty cool.

Well done Burke.
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Sep 4, 2006, 09:03 AM
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tcv
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Darn!

I wanted to sign up to your RSS feed, but it seems busted.
Sep 4, 2006, 10:29 AM
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MarkHolbrook
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I don't have a torrent downloader... Do you offer the Zips for "straight" download anywhere?
Sep 4, 2006, 11:57 AM
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dotcomjunkie
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Downloader
Check out this site: http://www.bittorrent.com/index.html

Your download will go MUCH faster than a straight http DL.

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Sep 4, 2006, 04:32 PM
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NutKracker
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Quote:
Originally Posted by MarkHolbrook
I don't have a torrent downloader... Do you offer the Zips for "straight" download anywhere?

Via Usenet would be good! ;)



When's the Mac Pro *working* Parallel version coming out....?? Last I heard it was a "few days"...it's been more than a few! :p


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Sep 4, 2006, 04:47 PM
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manfredell
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Tried Xubuntu.

Can't login. Tried burke/password as stated in the ubuntu page but it doesn't accept it.

What are the correct user and password???


Thx



Never mind: just found it.
Sep 4, 2006, 11:59 PM
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MarkHolbrook
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Ok on my MacMini I got BitTorret setup and its MUCH happier with lots of seeds and good download speed. No idea why my MBP was no doing so well.
Sep 8, 2006, 02:48 AM
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firepuppet
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tried downloading. no luck
no seeds so i couldn't download. could you post the changes you made in ubuntu to use it specifically for the macbook? thanx.
Sep 8, 2006, 04:00 AM
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nezermundy
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Quote:
Originally Posted by firepuppet
no seeds so i couldn't download. could you post the changes you made in ubuntu to use it specifically for the macbook? thanx.
There are defiantly seeds because I am downloading it right now!

However this is my second time because when unarchiving my first one it use to freeze right at the end, is there anyway I can try and fix this?
May 11, 2007, 04:54 PM
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vilmoskörte
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bittorrent definitely sucks. It took me more than a week to download the Suse package at speeds not faster then 4-6 Kb/sec.
May 11, 2007, 05:07 PM
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wingdo
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There is nothing wrong with BitTorrent, but most likely with the fact that there is only one person hosting the file along with dozens of other files and he's probably just got a cable modem uplink.

what we need is a place on PTN to host these files. ;)

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May 17, 2007, 11:01 AM
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krazzer
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Anyone can post me the xorg.conf from backtack?
Hi there.
Can anyone plz post me the contents of the xorg.conf from the backtrack? Unfortunately I messed it up. Won't start X11 anymore.
Thanks alot.

Cheers!°
May 23, 2007, 01:13 PM
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kaidomac
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Is it possible to use an image from Parallels Desktop for Mac on the PC version? I'd love to try Ubuntu on my PC workstation!
Sep 10, 2006, 04:06 PM
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manfredell
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You should definitely tru this one:

http://www.pclinuxos.com !!
Sep 10, 2006, 04:12 PM
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GFBurke
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PClinuxOS is 95% done.
Just working out audio bug.
:)

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Sep 11, 2006, 06:49 PM
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bungle
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Related question that I have asked with no reply...

http://forum.parallels.com/thread4229.html

basically, I cannot get any of the nice network sniffers and other tools in backtrack to be of any use under Parallels as they all only see packets from the local subnet. I think there is some issue going on where promiscuous mode is not enabled or virtualized on the virtual network device.

Ethereal works on my mac natively and can see everything but installed on any VM it only sees 10.x.x.x packets and internet traffic to and from the VM.

Etherape is what I really wanted to get working as the Darwin Ports version does not display any data for some weird reason so is useless. Linux under parallels was my next hope but that seems crippled for this purpose.

Or am i missing something?
Sep 11, 2006, 07:54 PM
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mattloflin
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Help me out guys...
Hey guys i'm kinda S.O.L. here. I'm in college (TnTech) and I can't figure out the port forwarding and proxy stuff. So i've been googlin like mad trying to find these files up for download via http

I found one ubuntu and it was corrupted... (i guess the same one yall were talking about)

So i'm asking if anyone has uploaded or knows anywhere to get either Xubuntu or Ubuntu already compiled for Parallels...

If any of oyu guys could upload it to a server or something i'd give you like 400 cool points. I'm out of luck and I only go back home (unrestricted internet) every couple of weeks.
Sep 12, 2006, 11:39 PM
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unused_user_name
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mattloflin
Hey guys i'm kinda S.O.L. here. I'm in college (TnTech) and I can't figure out the port forwarding and proxy stuff. So i've been googlin like mad trying to find these files up for download via http

I found one ubuntu and it was corrupted... (i guess the same one yall were talking about)

So i'm asking if anyone has uploaded or knows anywhere to get either Xubuntu or Ubuntu already compiled for Parallels...

If any of oyu guys could upload it to a server or something i'd give you like 400 cool points. I'm out of luck and I only go back home (unrestricted internet) every couple of weeks.
You know that these are just pre-installed disk images of free operating systems?

You can just install them yourself. These images save a few hours of installing work, but they can be rebuilt by anyone.

Its much easier to find the Xubuntu or Ubuntu install ISO's on http.

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