How to make a system boot disk so that the computer boots from the disc without booting from the har

It is estimated that most users use the Windows system, but Linux is constantly being mentioned, so many users also want to feel it, or understand it. And there are a lot of distributions that can be found at the moment. But if you just want to have a brief understanding of Linux and a quick experience, you don't want to spend too much time installing and tweaking partitions, etc.

You can use a version of the CD-ROM direct boot, which is characterized by the fact that it can be used directly after booting from the CD-ROM without any installation and without any impact on the original system. Suitable for experience and understanding.

I've used a DSL Linux before (the ISO size of the disc is 50M), it's small and clever, and it can run at a minimum of 486 16M RAM, so you can use some of the heat from your old machine. And it has integrated a lot of tools, including Firefox and Office counterparts, multi-**** software, and RDP support, so that you can connect directly to Windows XP 2003 on Windows Terminal. The disadvantages are:

There is no support for Chinese.

The interface is beautiful, Chinese support is very good, and a lot of software is integrated, including Opera and KonQueror browsers (you can install it yourself**Firefox), Kmail mail program, Kopete instant messenger (support MSN AOL Yahoo Jabber, etc., but Google Talk has problems), RSS reader. It also includes support programs for Word Excel PowerPoint. The multi** software is also very complete, and if you pay attention to schedule management, it already includes a well-integrated tool.

If you like, you can also install the system in a small USB flash drive, allowing you to start directly with a USB flash drive (the machine should support USB flash drive boot). Or install it directly to the hard drive. I didn't look into how it works. If anyone has tried it, share it with everyone.

You can install two systems on your computer.,When you boot up, you can choose which system you want to enter.,When you want to enter whichever box.,No CD-ROMs.。

I agree with the opinion from upstairs.

If you are not a computer professional.

Implementing a dual system of Linux and XP is a cumbersome process.

If it causes the system to be paralyzed.

The virtual machine can emulate Linux without delaying your XP work.

vmware 。。