PCLinuxOS 2008 - Hebrew Enabled Remaster (07/05/2008)

PCLinuxOS 2008 Hebrew Enabled Remaster - Updated 07/05/2008 Optimized for Israeli Users and Hebrew Speakers for a full set replacement (1.64gb) Includes: Wine, w32codecs, dvd playback, ntfs, openoffice with office 2007 file support, emulators, games, amarok & banshee, latest firefox & thunderbird, pptp support, windows shortcut key pre-configured, compiz-fusion and a lot more to name! DISCLAIMER: This Remaster is NOT endorsed by PCLinuxOS community! NOTE: It is the end-users responsibility to comply (or not) with the laws of the country they live in. You can always use the Synaptics to remove the w32codecs and dvddec packages. MAIN CHANGES: - New Kernel - New KDE (3.5.9) - New Firefox 2.0.0.14 - Everything that's new from the Repos in the past two months! - Added cdfs / wordnet / flash tools and a lot more to name! - TOTALLY NEW GUIDES! Installation Instructions: http://www.freewebtown.com/sefy/pclinuxos/install/index.html FOR HEBREW: You MUST select Israeli Keyboard & Alt + Shift in the primary boot setup! Please comment and suggest, or there might not be a new release. md5sum: 61c13c3729e4bc0ef09fceb4088505b3

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Sefy (2008-05-13)

NOTE: If you are an owner of an nVidia Chipeset board and have a SATA drive, there is a possibility that after boot up it will come up with Kernel Panic issue confused.gif
I cannot test this myself, as i do not have a SATA drive. There's a newer ldetect which came out after i did the remaster, once you download the ISO, you can install it to an 8gb VirtualBox and run an update and Remaster it again before you burn this copy.
This is only relevant to some nVidia Chipsets and SATA drive combo!

Sefy (2008-05-15)

INTERESTING NEWS!
I just got the test system which i had the kernel panic on, and sure thing i kept having it, went back to my first Remaster and that did work well.
I went into BIOS and SATA was set as IDE, so i figured what the heck and i tried the AHCI (which is SATA without emulation to IDE for backward compatibility) and WALLA! it worked! system booted with NO kernel panic! :o
So if you are only using Linux, then you can set the BIOS to it's original SATA mode (no need for emulation) and you will be able to install it. If you have Windows, you WILL need SATA drivers!