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Please help me out /g/, here's the situation:
1. I have no bootable media, no USB sticks, no CD-R(W)'s, DVD-R(W)'s no nothing.
2. I'm running GNU/Linux and want to install another Linux distro, booting from my harddrive and perform a netinstall.
3. Is this possible at all? Am I embarrassing myself by asking? I googled 'sum and found nothing, no how to's, no wiki entries. If it is possible, please exlain it to me like you would to an idiot, I've never done this before.
TLDR; Can I install a GNU/Linux distro with absolutely nothing but my HDD and an internet connection.
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Of course you can you numptopus.
https://www.howtoforge.com/install-linux-without-burning-an-iso-to-cd-dvd-use-the-iso-downloaded-to-your-hard-drive
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You can also leave your basement and buy a USB stick for like 20$ instead of making it overly complicated
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>>61925725
Thanks a bunch.
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>>61925746
the sun light tho
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