This is true for both Fluxbox and LXDE editions.
I am using an ASUS fj series laptop. It has on the hard drive Xubuntu 8.04. When I try to boot the Live CD (Fluxbox or LXDE), it first says it doesn't recognize an identity of some kind, then it says it's scanning for index files. This takes a very, very long time and the hard drive on the laptop spins continuously. Then it says that it cannot find /dev/shm and that /dev/shm cannot be mounted. Then it just sits there.
When I then press CTRL-ALT-DEL, it sends the terminate signal and says to remove the CD. Then I can reboot into the hard drive system.
I am able to use other Live CD's (my Linux Mint XFCE 8 and my Puppy Linux 5.1 Lucid). Both work with no problem.
I have tried using nomodeset in the append line. I also tried using acpi=off in the append line. No effect from either of these.
Can anyone help? At this point, it means that I cannot install Fluxbox, because I can't even get to a booted system.
EDIT: I just successfully booted Mint Gnome 9 from the USB. So it's definitely something to do with the Fluxbox and LXDE versions. Please help if you can.
Cannot boot from Live CD or USB
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Cannot boot from Live CD or USB
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Re: Cannot boot from Live CD or USB
Are you using pressed or burned CDs?
If the CDs are burned, try burning them again using the lowest speed available.
If the CDs are burned, try burning them again using the lowest speed available.