On 02/27/2010 10:10 PM, RaHuL wrote:
But when either 'boot from hard drive' or 'install fedora'
option was selected, it halted with errors like 'unable to mount root
on any filesystem : tried ext3, ext4..' etc.
Are you sure your DVD was downloaded/burned correctly? Compare the
SHA256 checksum of the ISO image file you downloaded with that given on
Fedora website. On Linux, you can use sha256sum command, and on Windows,
you can use HashCalc (http://www.slavasoft.com/hashcalc/index.htm).
And, see if 'media check' (or something similar) is offered in the DVD
boot options. If available, that will check the integrity of the disk.
Syam
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