On Monday 22 March 2004 08:43 am, Tom Brinkman wrote: > OK, then you probly need to look at the motherboard and what > controller it's usin to run the CD drive(s).
Soyo KT400 Dragon UP. VIA chipset and I am using onboard IDE controller for the DVD Burner, Primary Controller, Master/Single Drive. No problem with any other bootable CD-ROM's. > Also the bios. Up to date per Manufacturer. > Also, it's more important to check the md5sum of the burned CDr, > than it is to check the d/l'd iso. 'Course both should be checked > and must agree. md5sum /dev/cdrom agrees with official mirror md5sum value. > It's sort'a academic now tho, Warly's found a work-around I am not complaining, I was able to install and that is what is important. I suspect that if I took the CD2 iso and reworked it to add the RPMS files from CD1, I could make a totally bootable CD1. However, I would prefer to wait for Mandrake's official release of 10.0 prior to attempting to roll my own CD's, or DVD as the case may be. -- Bryan Phinney Software Test Engineer
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