"Mike & Tracy Holt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:


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> Have you been successful at this in the last few days?  I just finished
> wiping out my existing partitions AGAIN trying to install from the hd.img.
> It gets to the point where it's asking where to install to and then the
> directory where to get the install files from and then can't find the
> files - returns 'no such directory on this partition'.  Then when trying
> again, it says 'error - no supported filesystem found' or something to that
> effect and when I try to boot back into my existing linux partition, it
> can't read the disk partition anymore.  I'm perplexed!  How in the world are
> you supposed to install this thing????  I reinstall linux 7.2, mirror

If you're stuck in the first stage where you have to tell where to install
from (yes the messages were a bit unclear, it's fixed now), it's HIGHLY
unprobably that I could eat your partition table!

About not finding the directory on the partition, I just implemented an
additional feature that lists an extract of the partitions when the
program fails to find the directory and/or Linux-Mandrake Distribution on
your disks. If you want to try it quicker that the mirrors you can find it
here:

http://us.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/hd.img


> cooker, then try to do hd.img and it wipes everything out.  I've tried
> making one big ISO and installing using the hd.img from that - no luck; I've
> tried splitting cooker using the script from MDK website and I end up with
> an install CD that can't initialize my cdrom (???) and a second ISO
> image

You've put "cdrom.img" in the boot record? What does it say?

> that's about 766MB (to big to burn onto a disk).  If someone already has a
> couple of working cooker ISO's on their website, I would very much
> appreciate being able to download those ~ forget being able to debug the
> current cooker, I can't even get passed the install script!
> PLEASE - would someone make some ISO's available?

There is an official cooker snapshot planned for january, 24. :-)..



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Guillaume Cottenceau - http://us.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/

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