On Saturday 14 October 2006 20:18, Jimmy Bradley Climbed A Telegraph Pole and
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> Ok,
> I've tried getting this to work from two different directions,
> and the same thing happens. I've been running 2006 with no problems.
> I backed up all my data, and then tried to install Mandriva 2007 as a
> new clean install. Everything was going fine until I got to cd5, and
> then after it was install from cd5 for a good while, I get a "Segment
> Fault, memory seems to crash" error message, and then the install won't
> go any further. I started the install all over again, and got the same
> result.
> Next, I re-installed 2006, and tried to do an upgrade instead. I
> got the same result. Next thing I tried was downloading the ISO's again,
> and making new cd's. Agian tried doing a clean install, and got the same
> result, and got the same results when I tried doing an upgrade from
> 2006.
> Has anyone else had this problem? Obviously, my machine is fine.
> I've been running 2006 without even so much as a hickup.
> Thanks
> Jim
The easy fix I guess would be to tell the installer you only have 3 or 4 of
the install disks. Let the OS install and then urpmi anything that might be
on the rest of the disks. I know that having all the disks install on the
boot install is preferred but in this case, getting a basic system up and
running and then adding apps from the install disks is probably the way to
go. "reduce and simplify"
Good luck
benja22
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