I saw another posting about a problem with 7.2 beta 1 not wanting to get past
the partition check on the installation. Well, I had the same problem with the
"stable" version of 7.1, for which I paid far too much money apparently. I go
through the whole process of making my partitions on a totally blank new HD,
and when I proceed to the formatting screen, I get a cryptic message about
"mount" failing because of invalid arguments. Well, since I didn't provide any
arguments, I'm at a loss as to what makes the difference. I was able to
install 7.0 all right. I'm debating trying to upgrade to 7.1 now that I have
7.0 running, but I remember how long that took last time I tried it, and how
partially successful it was. When I was done, it never booted to the new
kernel, even though the vmlinuz link in /boot pointed to 2.2.15-4. Still
booted 2.2.14-15.
Any ideas?
Thanks! Don J.
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