Well, I don't know anything about MythDora but I had a similar problem with
FC3.
It was a conflict between the graphical boot loader ( Fedora uses 'rhgb' )
and my xorg.conf file.
Here's how I fixed it:
1) Boot into a "rescue" distribution ( you can find them lots of
places )
2) mount your old file system ( dependant on rescue distro )
3) Either:
a) Fix your xorg.conf file and reboot
or
b) Remove the graphical boot loader option from the kernel
line (e.g. in Grub boot loader). This might allow you to boot into a
command line where you can find/fix your problems. After fixing you can
change Grub back and reboot.
This might also have nothing to do with your problem, but it might give you
a place to start.
-Tim
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Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2005 10:23 AM
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Subject: [mythtv-users] MythDora Won't Boot
This is a long shot, but I'm hoping someone can help me with this one...
I've just installed MythDora (1.3.1) and was very impressed with the ease
and speed at which I managed to install it. The initial install went fine,
then it came up after the reboot and asked about my display - again, I was
impressed it had my display listed. It then restarted again and gets as far
as 'Configuring kernel parameters:' and will remain blank forever more.
I'm hoping someone's going to tell me I'm being stupid and have been spoiled
by Fisher Price - My First Linux distros like SuSE and that all I have to do
is type 'go'... I think I'm being a little naive, though.
Yours hopefully,
flim
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