Eneko Alonso
un Navarro en California
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¿Eres español y vives fuera de España? ¿Estás pensando en salir una temporada a trabajar o estudiar en el extranjero?
Si es así, no dejes de visitar Spaniards.es, la Comunidad de Españoles en el Mundo
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- Bueno, yo sólo uso Facebook
2 years 4 days ago - Pues mira, yo sigo
2 years 1 week ago - ¡Enhorabuena Eneko! Aprovecha
2 years 1 week ago - ¡Di que sí, Eneko! Tu sueño
2 years 2 weeks ago - Me alegro por tí Eneko, un
2 years 5 weeks ago - Well, I would make sure you
2 years 8 weeks ago - hi, i am considering to buy a
2 years 9 weeks ago - Wow, jamás me hubiera
2 years 10 weeks ago - Con uno quería decir que
2 years 11 weeks ago - Eneko, pues si te gusta la
2 years 11 weeks ago
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Installing Kubuntu 7.10 on a MacBook Pro - Part II
After backing up my system and having Kubuntu ready for install, I had to make space for it. My hard drive is not very big, only 120GB, and it is pretty full already. I have only 40GB free, which I think should be enough.
First, I tried BootCamp, with no luck. It said something about fiels that couldn't be moved.
So I though I would have to do it from the install DVD (backup hdd in my case) using Disk Utility. But it didn't work either (I have no screenshots of that). The error in this case was something else, referring to the low space on disk for the operation.
I guess I'll have to start from scratch, erasing and partitioning my hard drive in two parts, one for MacOS X and the other one for Kubuntu.
I'll keep you posted.
Related:
Installing Kubuntu 7.10 on a MacBook Pro - Part I
Installing Kubuntu 7.10 on a MacBook Pro - Part II
Installing Kubuntu 7.10 on a MacBook Pro - Part III
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