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karamazov   10-29-2004 at 09:19:26 PM

Any ideas? I'm tring to load it, and it tells me that. Do I need to delete my Fat32 Part. before I try to install?

Old System:Packard Bell Legend 3550,200 mhz cpu,72mb ram,8mb video,2gb hdd.
NEW System:ECS N2U400-A,512 mb ram,AMD Athlon 2500+, 64 mb video, SOUND, on board lan, USB Ports, 120 Gb HDD

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silverpig   10-30-2004 at 01:17:12 AM
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None of us have the error codes memorized. Put that plus whatever other information it gives you into google.

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karamazov   10-30-2004 at 01:59:13 AM
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Well, I tried that. It came up with a whole lotta people asking the question, but no answears for it.

Old System:Packard Bell Legend 3550,200 mhz cpu,72mb ram,8mb video,2gb hdd.
NEW System:ECS N2U400-A,512 mb ram,AMD Athlon 2500+, 64 mb video, SOUND, on board lan, USB Ports, 120 Gb HDD

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silverpig   10-30-2004 at 02:48:04 AM
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are you using grub or lilo?

do you have a

default=

line in your grub.conf or lilo.conf?

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karamazov   10-30-2004 at 03:34:07 AM
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Hey, sorry I didnt specify. I dont know if anyone is going to be able to help me, but its Lindows... Its a bootup disk so you can install like XP would.

Old System:Packard Bell Legend 3550,200 mhz cpu,72mb ram,8mb video,2gb hdd.
NEW System:ECS N2U400-A,512 mb ram,AMD Athlon 2500+, 64 mb video, SOUND, on board lan, USB Ports, 120 Gb HDD

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bjpatrick   10-30-2004 at 02:02:47 PM
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Never used lindows but if you bought the software. Why not e-mail their support team.

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karamazov   10-30-2004 at 04:07:58 PM
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Yeah, I was hoping I wouldnt have to resort to that.. I think I'll just wait for my new drive and see if that works.. for some reason

Old System:Packard Bell Legend 3550,200 mhz cpu,72mb ram,8mb video,2gb hdd.
NEW System:ECS N2U400-A,512 mb ram,AMD Athlon 2500+, 64 mb video, SOUND, on board lan, USB Ports, 120 Gb HDD

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bjpatrick   10-30-2004 at 08:51:08 PM
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I cannot remember the error but I had a problem with Redhat and a very old 8 gig WD drive. I had to place a kernel arguement of ide=nodma to get past the hda check for the install and boot.

So, from the comand line boot install. The command was "linux ide=nodma" and the kernel arguement entered during the install phase was "ide=nodma".

That might help.

Also checkout this site: www.justlinux.com

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