Re: FC3 mediacheck

Well,thanks a lot.MD5SUM checks passed with the " linux ide=nodma" command.the installation went fine.but after reboot
system has halted at the boot.i opened the system with the rescue cd,typed grub.set then the correct partitions.but after reboot nothing has changed.so i rewrote MBR with the Win installation cd and now waiting for a solution.
some hints:
*i have chosen custom installation
*i have chosen advanced modification of grub and password protected the grub
*in partition magic it complains about the corrupted partition table and exits.my harddisk's partition table after install looks like:

Disk: 1   Cylinders: 14593   Heads: 255   Sectors: 63   MB: 114471

--PCyl N ID -----Rel -----Num ---MB --Start CHS- ---End CHS-- BS  CHS
    0 1*0B       63  4096512  2000     0   1  1   254 254 63 OK   OK
    0 2 83  4096575 14747670  7201   255   0  1  1172*254 63 OK 3 OK
    0 3 0F 21511035212925510103967  1339*  0  1 14592*254 63      OK
    0 4 83 18844245  2666790  1302  1173*  0  1  1338*254 63 OK 3 OK

 1339 1 82       63  1028097   502  1339*  1  1  1402*254 63      OK
 1339 2 05  1028160 28740285 14033  1403#  0  1  3191*254 63      OK

 1403 1 07       63 28740222 14033  1403*  1  1  3191*254 63 NB   OK
 1403 2 05 29768445 61496820 30027  3192#  0  1  7019*254 63      OK

 3192 1 0B       63 61496757 30027  3192*  1  1  7019*254 63 OK   OK
 3192 2 05 91265265121660245 59404  7020#  0  1 14592*254 63      OK

 7020 1 0B       63121660182 59404  7020*  1  1 14592*254 63 OK   OK

the first linux disk is "/" as you can guess.the second one is "/home" and there is a swap.
*as i have installed it with "nodma" option.can it be the problem.(it is written in the grub.conf file)

thanks again for your replies.i am an end user.

MD5SUM checkSatish Balay wrote:

On Fri, 12 Nov 2004, Mustafa Orkun wrote:

<quote>

md5sum -c MD5SUM

I've already indicated this once. After successful MD5SUM check - boot
with 'linux ide=nodma' and then do the MediaCheck.)

</quote>

so what do you recommend for me?
the cds look ok(when browsing them in windows)and redownloading them really
frightens me!if this will be a must what is the guaranteed way.i've downloaded
FC2 with bittorent and there were no problems.

Bittorrent internally does checksums per block - so if it 'completes'
without errors - then your ISOs are fine.

If you wish to use md5sum on windows - check the other thread on this
list on this topic.

http://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-list/2004-November/msg02666.html

Satish