Hi all,
Baffled by this one, anyone got any ideas? I'm trying to upgrade a box currently running Mandrake 8.2 (Pentium 133, 64 MB RAM, one 6.4GB hard drive as the primary master, a Mitsumi FX240S as the primary slave, and a second 2GB hard drive as the secondary master). Insert the 9.0 disk 1, with the PC set to boot from CD-ROM of course, I get the usual POST and BIOS messages, then the following ISOLINUX 1.76 Mandrake Linux isolinux Loading spec packet failed, trying to wing it isolinux: Failed to locate CD-ROM drive: boot failed And that's it - the PC hangs, and a hard reboot is the only way out. Yes, the downloaded images did give correct MD5 sums before I burned them to CD. Anyone have any ideas? Obviously the system still knows it has the CD-ROM there (at least initially), as it would otherwise drop me into GRUB and my 8.2 startup. I can't believe Mandrake have removed support for my particular CD-ROM from V9.0. Thanks, Brian.
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