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[MINIX 3]MINIX 3 unix Version 3.1.2a PDF

2008-4-19 9:46:38

Trying MINIX 3 is easy. You just download the compressed CD image file, decompress it, and burn it to a CD-ROM. This CD is a live CD. You can boot your computer from it and a few seconds later you log in as root. You do not have to install MINIX 3 to the hard disk to test it. If you decide you want to install it, you then have to create a hard disk partition for it (100 MB to 1000 MB will do) start the live CD again and run setup. Proceed as follows:

[MINIX 3]MINIX 3 unix Version 3.1.2a minix3_1_3a_ide.iso.bz2 (532 MB)

2008-4-19 9:44:28

Download a MINIX 3 distribution from the table below. We have CD-ROM ISO images and a USB storage device image. If you have a CD-ROM drive: most computers have an IDE CD-ROM, but some notebooks have a USB CD-ROM. If you are not sure, try IDE; if it fails to boot, try USB. The hard disk must be an IDE hard disk. See below about bz2 vs. zip compression.

[MINIX 3]MINIX 3 unix Version 3.1.2a usb_image-3.1.2a.zip (293 MB)

2008-4-19 9:43:24

[MINIX 3]MINIX 3 unix Version 3.1.2a usb_image-3.1.2a.bz2 (293 MB)

2008-4-19 9:37:09

[MINIX 3]MINIX 3 unix Version 3.1.2a USB-3.1.2a.zip (295 MB)

2008-4-19 9:36:14

The Memory stick image is an image you can copy straight to a USB storage device. If your BIOS supports it, you can boot from it and use it as a live system, or to make installations from.

[MINIX 3]MINIX 3 unix Version 3.1.2a USB-3.1.2a.bz2 (294 MB)

2008-4-19 9:35:26

[MINIX 3]MINIX 3 unix Version 3.1.2a IDE-3.1.2a.zip (298 MB)

2008-4-19 9:28:22

[MINIX 3]MINIX 3 unix Version 3.1.2a IDE-3.1.2a.bz2 (296 MB)

2008-4-19 9:21:43