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Subject: Re: Distro tries to set up own partition
Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2023 20:25:25 -0000 (UTC)
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*+-This does not mean Quantian can't work, but might imply there are at
*+-least differences in how to get it to work. It is also possible that
*+-some hardware is not supported in Quantian's Linux (kernel) version.

It could mean the Quantian ISO on archivos on sourceforge is bad

But I can't find another one to try

WHat I will try is Linpus from Archive.org, just to prove the bad-iso vs
bad-distro theory


I appreciate the mention of the Virtual Box  approach, just that I haven't
been able to properly think about it yet


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