Installing Problem
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Re: Installing Problem
fd0 is referring to a floppy drive. It usually means it is trying to find a floppy drive, and can't find it. Try letting it run for a few minutes to see if it will bypass this and load. If it does, you can blacklist the floppy module from loading after installing to your PC.
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Re: Installing Problem
Did you have your burner software check the CD after burning it to verify it against the iso (which was previously verified by md5 checksum)?
Did you burn at the slowest possible speed?
Did you burn at the slowest possible speed?
Re: Installing Problem
I can not help you with your problem, but before an expert drops by you will need to provide your computer specifications, then they will be able to help, I hope......Maybe a kernel panic ?
cheers,
BakUp
cheers,
BakUp
My Linux Distros:
sidux - Parsix - DreamLinux - Mint
sidux - Parsix - DreamLinux - Mint
Re: Installing Problem
TJK,
It sounds like a bad cd burn. As AK Dave suggested, burn slow, no faster than 8X. Also burn in a RAW mode, usually listed as DAO. Be sure to burn it as an iso, not a data cd. Check and make sure your BIOS is set so the cd drive boots before the hard drive.
Fred
It sounds like a bad cd burn. As AK Dave suggested, burn slow, no faster than 8X. Also burn in a RAW mode, usually listed as DAO. Be sure to burn it as an iso, not a data cd. Check and make sure your BIOS is set so the cd drive boots before the hard drive.
Fred