Re: Fedora core 3 install

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If hitting I doesn't work, try disabling the graphical startup... I forgot how to do that. Anyone?
Yes, the distros have the same basic commands, like ls for a directory listing and cat for reading plain Unix text files, but some have different packages, such as OpenOffice.org or Mozilla Firefox.


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----- Original Message ----- From: "Keith Brentson" <virtualkeith@xxxxxxxxx>
To: "For users of Fedora Core releases" <fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2005 4:58 PM
Subject: Re: Fedora core 3 install



Hi again Andy,  it's the pest again!  :)

I tried your recommendation to hit "I" during start
up.  I even see where it says to hit I for interactive
startup. I've tried it several times,  and for some
reason,  the computer flys right by it.  I even tried
"I" followed by the enter key, and still the same.  I
also mucked around in the Grub menu a little, but to
no avail.  Perhaps I should go to an installathon,  or
read more about Linux as the rest of you probably
have.  I'm somewhat proficient in Windows, but like
many have become disappointed with it in some ways,
and am interested in trying an alternative.
Do you happen to know if the commands in Linux are
"distro specific"? Or is there and underlying system
that is the same for all distros?
Thank you so much for your time.  I really appreciate
it.

Regards,

Keith
--- Andy Green <andy@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Keith Brentson wrote:
| Hi again Andy,
|
| I typed an  "a" when I saw the grub screen, then
it
| chanaged screens.  I typed in noacpi, but it
didn't
| seem to work either.  It still froze up when  eth0
was
| starting.
| Thanks for taking the time to respond.

I think what I might do next is try to disable the
Ethernet driver from
starting.

IIRC bringing Eth0 up is in the part of the
initscripts you can elect to
enable or disable if you type 'I' during the startup
sequence?  This is
totally from my dim memory.

If that is so, hit the 'I' key when you see "press
'I' to enter
interactive startup" and when (if!) it asks, do not
run the script to
bring up eth0.

Then once you boot with no eth0, you can have a look
in the logs to see
if there is any diagnostic, and consider to bring
eth0 up by hand while
doing a tail -f /var/log/messages in another window
to see what you can see.

- -Andy
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