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| == Installing Alpine to a new machine, ''overwriting everything on the harddisk'' ==
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| '''Warning''' This will erase everything on your machine's harddisk. Don't blame me if someone sues you for this, your cat dies etc. You are warned.
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| The following is meant to be an absolute newbie guide
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| * Burn the alpine iso image to a CD
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| * Put the CD into the new computer and turn on the power.
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| * Wait for the text "login:" to appear, type "root" and press enter twice (blank password)
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| * write "setup-disk" and press enter.
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| * You will be asked where to install. If you don't understand the question, press y and enter.
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| The system is now installed and after a while you will see a message saying "Please reboot"
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| Write "reboot" and press enter. You can remove the CD now, since the system is installed.
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| Your system is ready. You can have fries with that, although there are healthier alternatives.
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