Prior to moving, whenever I typed \\hda into windows explorer my HDA files appeared and I was able to add and remove files. Now that I have moved, when I enter \\hda into windows explorer nothing appears. A notification box saying that it can't be found does not even appear.

Alright so I can access my HDA now and from multiple computers in the house. I can set the DHCP to a single IP address but because I am about to move I will have to try it much later. I'll make sure the first thing I do is connect the server to the router and turn off the DHCP or set the DHCP to the...

So I checked to make sure the CD/DVD was first to boot and apparently I hadn't saved it so that was the issue. Now that I have it downloaded, I had my computer restart and I'm brought up to the screen of two different Fedora choices. I tried both Fedora w/ linux 3.10.5-201.fc19.x86_64 and it prompts...

The other day I changed my settings for my computer to boot from CD/DVD but it still didn't work. I can see all the files when I open the disk on Windows Explorer so its definitely not that. I'll try again and even burn with a different program. We'll see how it goes.

I checked my download and the checksum is identical. Just for more info...I burned the software onto the DVD with FreeISOBurner. I'm not sure if that makes a difference or not.

I went out and bought some DVDs and have attempted to install Amahi with the disc but still not luck. I downloaded Amahi express 7 and burned it onto my CD but it does not boot. The ISO file shows up on my disc when I open the D: file on Windows Explorer so it's there. I'm not really quite sure what...

I'm having trouble installing Amahi 7.1 on my USB following these directions https://wiki.amahi.org/index.php/Fedora_19_USB_install . UNetbootin does not offer a Fedora 19_LIVE_X64 so instead I used the 21_LIVE_X64 and attempted to install Amahi but to no avail. Both were downloaded onto my flashdri...