Hi everyone,
Thanks for all the input I received! This is what I learned:
1) When you have 128 MB of SRAM and the on-board video takes 16 MB of it you
can't do X windows (i.e. Graphical installation)
2) It is key to burn as slow a CD as possible. In my case it works ok with 4X speed.
I tried a minimal installation on an older disk I had laying around and I am very happy to say
we have life! I will now purge myself of that Windows 2000 installation and build an everything
installation. I am confident that it will be fine!
Chris Sparks
Kent Pirkle wrote:
One other thing to add: the CD check is a good thing and should always
be run, but I've had RHL/Fedora Core CDs that I've burned to pass the CD
check and still have problems. The only reliable way to really check a
CD is to do an "Everything" install from them.
On Fri, 2003-11-28 at 12:34, M.Hockings wrote:
That is, people buy fast CD burners and the cheapest CD's and expect it to work. Burn the CD's at the rate they are made for (or slower) and you won't have any problems. Also do the RH CD check thing at the start of the install. A little patience here will save a lot of grief later.
Mike
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