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The 64 Studio version 2.1 install image is around 800MB and requires a DVD-R. The 2.0 Live CD is smaller and can be burned to either CD-R or DVD-R. Both versions are available in 64-bit (labelled amd64) and 32-bit (labelled i386) builds, to run on almost all PCs.

In the root directory of the CD you should see a readme file with basic installation instructions, with several translations available. If you would like to contribute a translation in your own language, please get in touch via the contacts page.

To check your download is in good condition, please download the .md5sum file provided, and compare it with the iso image file; for example:

$ md5sum 64studio_2.1_amd64.iso
$ cat 64studio_2.1_amd64.iso.md5sum

The output from the first command should be identical to the output from the second. If not, you need to download again. We recommend the wget program for reliable downloads.

US Mirrors

ftp://ftp-osl.osuosl.org/pub/64studio/

http://download.linuxaudio.org/64studio/

Thanks to the Oregon State University Open Source Lab and Linuxaudio.org for providing these download mirrors.

UK Mirror

http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/64studio.com/installer/

ftp://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/64studio.com/installer/

This mirror is provided by the Computer Science department at the University of Kent - thanks!

Czech Mirror

http://ftp.sh.cvut.cz/MIRRORS/64studio/

ftp://ftp.sh.cvut.cz/MIRRORS/64studio/

rsync://ftp.sh.cvut.cz::64studio

This mirror is provided by the Students Club at the Czech Technical University. Thanks guys!

Serbia Mirror

http://www.gnulinuxcentar.org/64studio/

Thanks to Vedran Vucic for providing this mirror.

New mirrors welcome

If you can offer a mirror site, please let us know via the contacts page and we'll add a link to this page.

  • By Daniel at 05/22/2007 - 11:25
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READ FIRST!! Trouble burning the disk?

Check out the User FAQ in the column to the left.

Question 2 should be of value to you...

You have to burn the install image to DVD

  • By Quentin Harley at 08/06/2007 - 07:43
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Sata hard disks detection...

It would be great to update the kernell of the installer so it would regnize well the sata disks for installation of the system...

See this discussion on the forum for tips if you have the problem:
http://www.64studio.com/node/314

Toine

  • By ttoine at 01/10/2008 - 17:00
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Install

hi Hou do i install from the disktop, there is no install icon

  • By Micprop at 01/25/2008 - 09:17
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Live CD?

It is currently only possible to install 64studio from the install DVD, following Tim's nice instructions in the Manual.

Live CD is not an installer yet...

  • By Quentin Harley at 01/25/2008 - 19:06
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64bit for Intel?

Yes! The AMD64 install DVD is the one to use. AMD was the first to bring out a 64bit CPU for personal computers, with Intel lagging years behind. Intel 64 is just a clone of the AMD 64bit model, so much in the same way we call 32bit architectures i386 (an Intel moniker) we now call 64bit architectures AMD64. Only fair!

  • By Quentin Harley at 05/06/2008 - 05:52
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Burning the 64studio ISO to DVD in K3B using Ubuntu HH

Greetings!
When using K3B 1.0.4 to burn 64studio_2.1_amd64.iso to DVD by clicking on the ISO, K3B perversely asks for a CD to be inserted, and does not enable the write functions if you insert a DVD. Attempting to write to the CD is prevented due to lack of space. So we tried this:

Workaround:
In K3B click on 'Tools' then on 'Burn ISO to DVD'
Navigate K3B to your copy of 64studio_2.1_amd64.iso
Adjust any parameters that you need to, and tell K3B to start.

It wrote a DVD with a good MD5sum when we tried it.

PS
K3B usually manages to associate ISOs with the appropriate media in our (limited) experience.
This looks similar to the problem (and solution) with Nero in the FAQ.

Any comments on that?

  • By Flymo at 08/16/2008 - 18:16
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