Re: [Cooker] Re: LM 7.2-rc
Ron Stodden wrote: root wrote: I downloaded these iso's burned them, loaded them and the instsall provess won't get past the "timeZone" query, it just flashes a windows saying error in time zone data, What is up with that, Please help! You did of course run md5sum for each CD image against the md5sum values distributed with the two iso images, didn't you? If a mismatch, use an rsync re-download to correct the bad image - this will involve only a minimum of download bandwidth - and do md5sum check again. You may be able to get another md5sum check direct from the CDs by running md5sum /dev/cdrom (but I have never tried it). Later: Tried it (using the device that wrote the CD, in my case /dev/sr0, and with the CD loaded, but NOT mounted).I got an md5sum match with my downloaded iso image, but neither matched the Mandrake-supplied md5sums downloaded with the isos from aarnet here. These latter refer to different file names (ulysses, not odyssey). so I conclude they have not been updated and are incorrect. -- Regards, Ron. [AU] Thanks for the info Ron. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: [Cooker] Re: LM 7.2-rc
I'm not sure what type of setup you have, but I didn't have that problem myself; can you give more info on the machine you've loaded rc1 onto? Can you try d/l'ing the iso's again? Off hand, it would seem to be something with the iso's themselves, maybe try a different mirror? Just some thoughts, Mike I downloaded these iso's burned them, loaded them and the instsall provess won't get past the "timeZone" query, it just flashes a windows saying error in time zone data, What is up with that, Please help! michael powell PhD [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [Cooker] Re: LM 7.2-rc
root wrote: I downloaded these iso's burned them, loaded them and the instsall provess won't get past the "timeZone" query, it just flashes a windows saying error in time zone data, What is up with that, Please help! You did of course run md5sum for each CD image against the md5sum values distributed with the two iso images, didn't you? If a mismatch, use an rsync re-download to correct the bad image - this will involve only a minimum of download bandwidth - and do md5sum check again. You may be able to get another md5sum check direct from the CDs by running md5sum /dev/cdrom (but I have never tried it). Later: Tried it (using the device that wrote the CD, in my case /dev/sr0, and with the CD loaded, but NOT mounted).I got an md5sum match with my downloaded iso image, but neither matched the Mandrake-supplied md5sums downloaded with the isos from aarnet here. These latter refer to different file names (ulysses, not odyssey). so I conclude they have not been updated and are incorrect. -- Regards, Ron. [AU]
