I have been using Storm linux for over a year now. I just put together a new machine.
I installed SL
(v2.006) right off the bat. ok. I then got a new hard drive, and put it it, and
decided I would rather have
the install on the newer hard drive.
I can go through the setup fine, my scsi cdr/rom is detected and I install from the
cd. After choosing
which packages I want they after copied to hard disk. The mini- check list is then
worked thru unitil it gets
to ramdisk creation (or something like that). Then I get a popup error message saying
<quote>
Setup-initrd:system():Returned 1: Invalid
arguement! This is a fatal error, the system
will not be able to reboot.
</quote>
I have also tried selecting the 'typical setup', instead of custom, but the error
happens then too. I was
thinking maybe there is something wrong with my bios settings, so I took a win98
startup disk and booted
to that. For those of you who know of the win98 startup disk, know that it creates a
ram partition as well.
Well, the win98 disk successfully created the ram partition, so I don't think it it is
my bios, but who knows.
Does anyone know of a wokaround for this? Why would it install before an not now?
ps - I have the latest bios, and did not upgrade bios until after all of the errors,
so not a prob w/ new bios.
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