On 2 Apr 2003, Guillaume Cottenceau wrote: > Nicolas Pomarede <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > Hello, > > > > I try to install 9.1 on my laptop (64 MB RAM + PCMCIA), but just after the > > installation starts (loading pcmcia, usb), I get the following message : > > "That CDROM disc does not seem to be a Mandrake Linux Installation CDROM". > > happens when `Mandrake/mdkinst' can't be accessed from the cdrom. > > > I can choose to retry, but the error remains. > > At that stagen alt+F3 displays > > > > looking for scsi media > > looking for Compaq Smart Array media > > looking for DAC960 > > mounting /dev/hdb on /tmp/image as type iso9660 > > have to insmod isofs > > succeeded isofs > > > > > > The image I burnt had a correct md5sum. I then used cdrdao to extract the > > disk 1 data as an iso file ; the md5sum of this iso file is also correct > > (so I think the CD has been burnt without error). > > > > So, is this a bug ? Is there any more debug info I could post ? > > Any error from kernel when reading the CDROM? Ctrl+Alt+F4.
Nothing that looks like it : IRQ and IO are detected ; driver xirc2ps_cs is loaded and eth0 is configured, hdb is detected as a cdrom (ATAPI, DMA), Uniform CD-rom driver is loaded, usb is installed and the last line is "<7>ISO 9660 Extensions: RRIP_1991A" There's no error indicating a module wasn't found or sthg couldn't be configured. If I choose to retry with another disk (leaving the same in the cdrom), the "7 ISO 9660..." line is repeated in the kernel msg (and I have the message "trying to access a cdrom drive (matshita cr-175)" on the main screen). Also, I copied the content of all 3 CD in a directory on another PC, to perform a install with NFS, and everything worked flawlessly, so I think the discs I burnt are definitly OK. Anything else to test ?
