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| I have been running Mandrake linux for a few years. I decided to try Gentoo 1.4. I d/l'ed the two cd iso's and burned them to cd's. I boot, enter "smp" at the boot prompt and hit enter. The next screen to come up asks for a runlevel to enter. I have tried 1 thru 5. Each time, I get the message that nothing remains at this run level. Now what do I do? |
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| jasper <jim101@starstream.net> randomly warbled in alt.os.linux.gentoo: > I have been running Mandrake linux for a few years. I decided to try > Gentoo 1.4. I d/l'ed the two cd iso's and burned them to cd's. I boot, > enter "smp" at the boot prompt and hit enter. You *do* have more than one processor, I assume? > The next screen to come up asks for a runlevel to enter. It shouldn't. Not helpful, I know - have you checked the md5 sum of the ISO image? > I have tried 1 thru 5. Each time, I > get the message that nothing remains at this run level. Seriously b0rked boot, then... Are you sure the image was not corrupted somehow ? > Now what do I do? Check the md5 sum of the bootable cd, and download it again (with a good download utility) when it's incorrect... -- Jeroen Geilman All your bits are belong to us. |
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| On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 00:38:14 +0000, Jeroen Geilman <nospam@notadaptr.nl> wrote: >jasper <jim101@starstream.net> randomly warbled in alt.os.linux.gentoo: > >> I have been running Mandrake linux for a few years. I decided to try >> Gentoo 1.4. I d/l'ed the two cd iso's and burned them to cd's. I boot, >> enter "smp" at the boot prompt and hit enter. > >You *do* have more than one processor, I assume? > >> The next screen to come up asks for a runlevel to enter. > >It shouldn't. > >Not helpful, I know - have you checked the md5 sum of the ISO image? > >> I have tried 1 thru 5. Each time, I >> get the message that nothing remains at this run level. > >Seriously b0rked boot, then... Are you sure the image was not corrupted >somehow ? > >> Now what do I do? > >Check the md5 sum of the bootable cd, and download it again (with a good >download utility) when it's incorrect... Yes, I have a dual processor system. I checked the md5sum of the iso's after d/l'ing them. They were correct. However, I had burnt the cd's at a fast pace (40x). Now, I reburnt the first cd at a slower rate, and it is working fine. |
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| jasper wrote: > On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 00:38:14 +0000, Jeroen Geilman > <nospam@notadaptr.nl> wrote: > > >>jasper <jim101@starstream.net> randomly warbled in alt.os.linux.gentoo: >> >> >>>I have been running Mandrake linux for a few years. I decided to try >>>Gentoo 1.4. I d/l'ed the two cd iso's and burned them to cd's. I boot, >>>enter "smp" at the boot prompt and hit enter. >> >>You *do* have more than one processor, I assume? >> >> >>>The next screen to come up asks for a runlevel to enter. >> >>It shouldn't. >> >>Not helpful, I know - have you checked the md5 sum of the ISO image? >> >> >>>I have tried 1 thru 5. Each time, I >>>get the message that nothing remains at this run level. >> >>Seriously b0rked boot, then... Are you sure the image was not corrupted >>somehow ? >> >> >>>Now what do I do? >> >>Check the md5 sum of the bootable cd, and download it again (with a good >>download utility) when it's incorrect... > > > Yes, I have a dual processor system. > > I checked the md5sum of the iso's after d/l'ing them. They were > correct. However, I had burnt the cd's at a fast pace (40x). Now, I > reburnt the first cd at a slower rate, and it is working fine. Does anybody understand (and would be willing to explain) why exactly, a cd burned at a higher rate will pass a crc check, but will fail in instance of actual usage? -- -~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~- Jordan T. Cox Programmer, IT Administrator, Tech Support Geronimo Development Corporation -~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~- |
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| On Thu, 23 Oct 2003 13:02:54 -0500 "Jordan T. Cox" <nowhere@phantomdata.com> wrote: > jasper wrote: > > > On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 00:38:14 +0000, Jeroen Geilman > > <nospam@notadaptr.nl> wrote: > > > > > >>jasper <jim101@starstream.net> randomly warbled in alt.os.linux.gentoo: > >> > >> > >>>I have been running Mandrake linux for a few years. I decided to try > >>>Gentoo 1.4. I d/l'ed the two cd iso's and burned them to cd's. I boot, > >>>enter "smp" at the boot prompt and hit enter. > >> > >>You *do* have more than one processor, I assume? > >> > >> > >>>The next screen to come up asks for a runlevel to enter. > >> > >>It shouldn't. > >> > >>Not helpful, I know - have you checked the md5 sum of the ISO image? > >> > >> > >>>I have tried 1 thru 5. Each time, I > >>>get the message that nothing remains at this run level. > >> > >>Seriously b0rked boot, then... Are you sure the image was not corrupted > >>somehow ? > >> > >> > >>>Now what do I do? > >> > >>Check the md5 sum of the bootable cd, and download it again (with a good > >>download utility) when it's incorrect... > > > > > > Yes, I have a dual processor system. > > > > I checked the md5sum of the iso's after d/l'ing them. They were > > correct. However, I had burnt the cd's at a fast pace (40x). Now, I > > reburnt the first cd at a slower rate, and it is working fine. > > Does anybody understand (and would be willing to explain) why exactly, a > cd burned at a higher rate will pass a crc check, but will fail in > instance of actual usage? > > -- > -~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~- > Jordan T. Cox > Programmer, IT Administrator, Tech Support > Geronimo Development Corporation > -~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~- > The image is the thing that passes a crc/md5 check. Once you burn it, then things may happen that effect the integrity of the data. -- Vince Castellano GnuPG Pub Key 525585EF Linux 2.6.0-test4 Gentoo 1.4 -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.3 (GNU/Linux) iD8DBQE/muJLzKI/eFJVhe8RAgaOAKDH2Jb90VD0KwAFnS09EoiRfgc5tQCbBD5K yBQjGwr3gQheJ/Xx5HPXl1s= =8x04 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |