Two suggestions: Boot into "rescue mode" then mount your / (or, if you set it up separately) your /boot partition and look at your grub configuration file. You may have made an error in the grub setup. It is strange that a FC install would cause an update to the ESCD area. Please check your bios settings carefully. Look at how the hdd is detected and what mode it is being accessed at. If that changed, it would explain why you can't boot. On Thu, 23 Dec 2004, Shu Hung (Koala) wrote: > Hello, > I recently installed a Fedora Core 3 on my AMD machine.The Installation > process is fine. But after I remove all disk and reboot the first time, > the mache hanged at GRUB loading. The "End" of my system gives me > message like this like this: > > > Update DMI Information > Update ESCD Successlly > > Boot from ATAPI CD-Rom: Failure ... > GRUB _ > > Few things to remind: > (1) All my CDs passed the "CD Test" > (2) There is no other CD-ROM / harddisk on the system. > (3) The BIOS setting seems OK > (4) I've installed it twice and the result is the same > > Any Idea of what's going on? > Thanks a lot > > > Koala > > > > > > -- When an actress saw her first strands of gray hair, she thought she'd dye.
