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Re: [PLUG] "Current" Linux on old laptop
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I really meant it. You only really need the first four, max. The first
disk alone will get you a base system from which you can configure
networking and download the rest. It doesn't have to be so painful. But
since you already did it, yea. Sounds like the download went wrong and
you have a bad iso.
On Tue, 2005-10-18 at 11:30 -0400, gyoza@comcast.net wrote:
> Did you check the md5sum before burning the CD?
>
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> jazzman@exdomain.org wrote:
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> >Sorry to keep this thread alive but it's driving me nuts. So I finally
> >caved, gave up on the network install, and just downloaded all 14 cd
> >images from debian's site for 3.1 r0a. I burned all of the ISOs, made the
> >boot floopies, started the system up and off it goes. It starts loading
> >the installer from CD1 and then gets a bad md5sum (on what appears to be
> >os-resolver?) and then craps out and refuses to go past that error. I'm
> >attempting to redownload the iso for that disc, but does anyone know if
> >this is anything other than a bad CD?
> >
> >This is making me crazy and I'm about to just say screw it and stick with
> >RH9 or something out of date...
> >
> >
> >
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