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<code>+</code> Lean <br /> |
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<code>+</code> Works out of the box with many systems <br /> |
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<code>-</code> No development system -> minor |
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===Live-CDs ("Lightspeed")=== |
===Live-CDs ("Lightspeed")=== |
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<code>+</code> Just insert the CD <br /> |
<code>+</code> Just insert the CD <br /> |
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<code>-</code> Little |
<code>-</code> Little customisation <br /> |
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==This Wiki== |
==This Wiki== |
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Latest revision as of 08:41, 13 September 2005
Installation guidelines
There are several ways to install a VDR system. Beginning from the manual installation of all parts, to ready to use Live-CDs.
Basically we can differentiate 4 different ways
Installation guideline ("Slow")
+ Learning the internals of Linux
- Time consuming
- Distribution required
Installscript ("Fast")
+ Version independent
- Distribution required
Special VDR distributions ("Faster")
+ Everything balanced out
+ Lean
+ Works out of the box with many systems
- No development system -> minor customisation
Live-CDs ("Lightspeed")
+ Just insert the CD
- Little customisation
This Wiki
Here in this Wiki we try to describe every part of a VDR system and its installation. So this is mainly installation way one, but there are also articles describing the other three ways.