On 15/04/06, David Timms < dtimms@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Markku Kolkka wrote:
> Ali Helmy kirjoitti viestissään (lähetysaika lauantai, 15.
> huhtikuuta 2006 01:37):
>> I have the FC5 DVD iso image on my WinXP computer, at [C:/FC
>> DVD] and the extracted version of that image at [ C:/FC
>> DVD/Extracted], where C is my only partition on my primary HDD
>
> Is it a _FAT32_ partition? Remember, Fedora doesn't come with
> NTFS drivers.
If it is FAT32, it could be folder names that have spaces are causing
problems.
If NTFS (winxp default!), then you might be able to create a fat32
partition on your second hard disk, just big enough to hold the iso
image, or make a dvd to boot/install from.
DaveT.
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To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-listAhh, you were right... the HDD has a single NTFS partition... I'll reformat part of it into Fat32, store the dvd image there, and tell you what happens... but which one should I transfer? the .iso image, or the extracted folder?
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Ok, so I formated a partition of my second HDD [A total of three partitions on two HDDs] into FAT32, and then transferred both the original .iso and the directory extracted from it [which i renamed FedoraDVD] onto this partition
Now, during installation it identifies that I have four partitions
/dev/
hda1
hdb1
hdb2
hdb5
But can't seem to find the CD image on any of them... now what is going wrong this time?
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