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Linux Mint 5.0
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I am having an issue with installing Mint 5 from a live CD.It either gives me an error during the partitioning phase.I get an error that it cannot set up the partitions.Or when it sets looks to install the GRUB.I get an error that it cannot install GRUB to a "none hd (0,0). "
I have installed Ubuntu,Kubuntu,Xubuntu, and PCLinux without any problems.This was a clean install.No dual boot or other OS's on the hard drive.
The computer is a Dell GX270,2.2ghz,256mb RAM,with a Maxtor 120Gb 5400 hard drive.
I have installed Ubuntu,Kubuntu,Xubuntu, and PCLinux without any problems.This was a clean install.No dual boot or other OS's on the hard drive.
The computer is a Dell GX270,2.2ghz,256mb RAM,with a Maxtor 120Gb 5400 hard drive.
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