me too. the media is fine (CDs are fine). I wonder whether FEDORA needs some additional resources, like disk space ?
Doyou what the requirements are for pre installation ?
me too. the media is fine (CDs are fine). I wonder whether FEDORA needs some additional resources, like disk space ?
Doyou what the requirements are for pre installation ?
Originally Posted by lab3e
Exactly the same problem here ... I have a P4 3Ghz , 80G SATA and all INTEL hardware (video, board, nic, sound...)
Here's my screenshot, same thing for you ?Originally Posted by lab3e
http://ricky.homelinux.org/boot.jpg
I'm getting a similar error, just a different reason. I'm going to try to get my digital camera cooperating on my laptop and take a snapshot of my desktops panic error. It has something to do with the secondary disk and being unable to access it, then GTK/PYTHON report some kind of weird panic and then the system basically shuts down. I'll try to be more "helpful" and post an image in about 10 minutes.
what about this?
http://www.linuxin.dk/pictures/cimg1244.jpg
some one reported that due to syslinux bug, one cannot boot from ISO. But they can use grub or grub for dos to boot vmlinuz and initrd.img in the boot media then the installation process could go as usual.
Hi Ricky,
Yes, your screen shot looks EXACTLY like what I see. It's deja vu all over again. I hope that someone can figure out why we're seeing that sequence.
Try getting it from another mirror.
No joy getting my digital camera to work properly on my laptop. Basically, the error is related to the drive itself and that the root enviroment can't probe it (not exactly sure). I'm pretty sure I'm getting one of the two/three errors people here are getting - I'm just not sure of the exact wording.
I'll try to get the release from another mirror, but the media seems to be fine since it passed the mediatest just fine. I really wish I had four blank CDs here somewhere =(
Originally Posted by Pzykotic
I tried with the cd's too and i received the same error. All media PASSED the test.... I hope i will get FC4 working before FC5![]()
Ok here was my fix.. As strange as it sounds...
When I booted up my computer from the DVD.. I typed mediacheck, it would give me an error, I then typed linux mediacheck and everything worked find... I'm using FC4 now...
If I just typed linux mediacheck first I would get the same error 'kernel panic' ..
For some strange reason it only works if I type mediacheck first then linux media check...
I have installed FC4 twice this way... Hope others find this helpfull...
Damn!! it works
I typed "mediacheck" first , then it says Can't load image mediacheck then i typed "linux mediacheck" and it pass!!!... Installing FC4 right now
Thanks!!
Ok, so I'm sitting here with a server i just built this afternoon. Intel D915GAGLK motherboard with latest BIOS. 3 SATA hdd's. 2gig ram (512x4). pata ide cdrom. that's it. pretty standard system. Same problem as you guys -- kernel panic immediately after booting off the FC4 disc1 or the FC4 rescue cd. I was getting really frustrated trying everything (bios settings, pulling some ram out, even tried an old pci vid card).Originally Posted by schlongsalami
Your fix works! I just have to type some nonsense first on the grub boot line, get the error, then hit enter to load the normal installer and I don't get the panic!
nutz..
but thanks!
edit:
I hope it doesn't have the same problem booting once it is installed.... this problem gives me an uneasy feeling about using FC4 on here.
Last edited by jsharper; 14th June 2005 at 04:08 AM.
thanks, schlongsalamiOriginally Posted by schlongsalami
it works like a charm
Hi guys,
See if this is related to your problem
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla....cgi?id=159026
Rahul
Red Hat Inc
I got the same problem with FC3 and now with FC4. I dont know if there is any solution. No problem with FC2 (but drive gometry). I will install FC2 again. I dont know if I will be able to install FC4 or not...