Fedora 7 live CD fails to boot from the disk and from loading it to RAM (
Laptop Specs and failed distro list are below ). I tried dowloading the
torrent from fedoraproject.org for 7 and the live failed. I then
downloaded the DVD version and I am going this morning to buy some blank
DVD-R. I
impressive persistance.
why not just try the fedora install instead of the live cd?
On 9/30/07, Rhune Lord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Fedora 7 live CD fails to boot from the disk and from loading it to RAM (
Laptop Specs and failed distro list are below ). I tried dowloading the
torrent from
On Sun, 2007-09-30 at 08:35 -0700, Rhune Lord wrote:
Fedora 7 live CD fails to boot from the disk and from loading it to
RAM ( Laptop Specs and failed distro list are below ). I tried
dowloading the torrent from fedoraproject.org for 7 and the live
failed. I then downloaded the DVD version
Ok, I have still have the Fed. Core 5 installed but it won't rec the eth0
even after the command Jeremy Miller gave me, and my network is DCHP.
We have all the previous distro's that have failed.
I tried the following site:
http://torrent.fedoraproject.org/
Rhune Lord wrote:
Ok, I have still have the Fed. Core 5 installed but it won't rec the
eth0 even after the command Jeremy Miller gave me, and my network is DCHP.
We have all the previous distro's that have failed.
I tried the following site:
http://torrent.fedoraproject.org/
Craig,
I feel like a dork, your earlier statement of x86_64 may be the key.
Unfortunately, I thought I had it when I found the ACHI drivers, but
on page:
3.2. Which Architecture Is My Computer?
Processor Manufacturer and Model
Architecture Type for Fedora
On Sun, 2007-09-30 at 14:29 -0700, Rhune Lord wrote:
Craig,
I feel like a dork, your earlier statement of x86_64 may be the key.
Unfortunately, I thought I had it when I found the ACHI drivers, but
on page:
3.2. Which Architecture Is My Computer?
Processor Manufacturer and Model
I have actually written code for the TI 980
(when I worked for TI) back in the 70s.
(Do you have the DX980 OS?
and a compiler for the P/L-EXUS III language?
just wondering...)
I probably would not know what to do with it, but you
might want to contact the TI alumni association,
