I had this trouble on my development machine also the boot disk solution posted
here got me through it. [read point 3 in this post]
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=30487139&forum_id=45380
Well, I didn't know about this "must have"... it forced me to exhumate
an old Floppy drive, and tidy the whole house in order to find a valid
floppy disk :-)... but once this is done, then it worked perfectly...
and saved a lot of time... Thank you very much ;-) !!
Stephane
Another thing that works is booting with the 1.8 version and when the
prompts shows up, put the version 2.0.
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