LiveW Released! (Complete OS for warez users)

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@Hyperz installl swiftfox 64bit and 64bit addons, and for the rest use nsidwrapper (or its named something like that) to wrap 64->32bit .so's

Would be a nice speed increase since JPEG rendering is 30% faster on 64bit.
 
suggestion a built in chat to connect with everyone else using it. Not sure which way you would want to go about it. Not sure if you want this.
 
Not a bad idea. But like most other suggestion It'll have to wait till I get all currently planned stuff in there.

@Hyperz installl swiftfox 64bit and 64bit addons, and for the rest use nsidwrapper (or its named something like that) to wrap 64->32bit .so's

Would be a nice speed increase since JPEG rendering is 30% faster on 64bit.

ndiswrapper was already included in the latest 0.0.3 snapshot :p. But it's the 1st time I hear of swiftfox. Is that a fork of the FF source? I'll look it to it.

@Dean, reboot your PC with the CD/DVD in your drive. It should boot the CD instead of your harddrive. If it doesn't let me know.
 
Once booted, logout. That will take you to the login screen. Choose login as other user, as name type "root", password is "linux". See if it gets auto-mounted as root. There are some policies that are not yet fine tuned for non-root accounts.
 
Deigo.. tryd what you said also made my own user.. still getting an error:
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& Yes sound and internet work fine.
 
Oh I think I know what the problem is. It might be because of Windows as the error states. I've had this issue before, in simple terms Windows is not allowing you to use this device. You might be able to mount it if you unplug/uninstall it in Windows before booting LiveW. If you try that do it as root again. Windows can be a bitch when it comes to harddrives. They clearly love Linux, lol.
 
Not uninstall Windows lol, uninstall the harddrive in Windows. Boot windows with the harddrive plugged in, click on the safely remove icon in the taskbar, unplug the harddrive, reboot into livew, plug the harddrive back in.
 
Lmfao alryt thanks Deigo.. Is there any risk of losing the documents on the HD when i remove it from windows? I got alot of work/movie/tunes on it and don't want to lose it.
 
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