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so im not a complete newb with linux. In the past I have set up slackware and had to actually configure some devices and Guis by hand sort of thing but I have a problem...
I have and AMD 64 X2 processor so I wanted to utilize 64 bit processing since i only have win xp pro. I downloaded fedora core 6 and burned the isos and everything went smoothly. I put in fedora and after the intial dialog where you can pass parameters for the install it always freezes right after something like io something registered io something registere io scheduler soemthing... It just sits there withthose lines being the last thing shown at the bottom of the screen. It crashed or something i guess I dunno it never moved from that point... I also tried the web install susi 64 bit but it also froze. Any suggestions or help??
I have and AMD 64 X2 processor so I wanted to utilize 64 bit processing since i only have win xp pro. I downloaded fedora core 6 and burned the isos and everything went smoothly. I put in fedora and after the intial dialog where you can pass parameters for the install it always freezes right after something like io something registered io something registere io scheduler soemthing... It just sits there withthose lines being the last thing shown at the bottom of the screen. It crashed or something i guess I dunno it never moved from that point... I also tried the web install susi 64 bit but it also froze. Any suggestions or help??
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Something tells me it doesn't like your hardware... try some different kernel arguments when starting Linux, such as
Just for fun, try running it in text mode and see what happens.
Hope this helps
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Just for fun, try running it in text mode and see what happens.
Hope this helps
"Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal."
you might of tried the "irqpoll" option
I get interrupt scheduler errors for some reason on certain dual CPU machines if i dont pass this so maybe it will work for you.
As a general tip, the 32 bit versions are the best by the way as thier more stable and have more software
I get interrupt scheduler errors for some reason on certain dual CPU machines if i dont pass this so maybe it will work for you.
As a general tip, the 32 bit versions are the best by the way as thier more stable and have more software
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