I'm on CD#3 and this is what I have.

"An error occured unmounting the CD. Please make sure you're not accessing
/mnt/source from the shell on tty2 and then click OK to try"

W
T
F!!!!!

This happened with CD#3. Can I get out of this and install CD#3 later? How
do I get out of it? Just turn off the PC?

So I am still in the middle of an install. Any ideas? Prior to this, there
were about 5 error messages (something about package not readable) which I
was able to click through.

David <spammersgohome@spammersgohome.com> wrote:
> I'm on CD#3 and this is what I have.
>
> "An error occured unmounting the CD. Please make sure you're not accessing
> /mnt/source from the shell on tty2 and then click OK to try"
>
> W
> T
> F!!!!!

Do what it says. Try again, after stepping off of /mnt/source, where
you appear to be sitting yourself.

> This happened with CD#3. Can I get out of this and install CD#3 later? How

Just do as it says.

> do I get out of it? Just turn off the PC?

Wtf?


> So I am still in the middle of an install. Any ideas? Prior to this, there
> were about 5 error messages (something about package not readable) which I
> was able to click through.

Then go back and unclick through them. You clearly have messed up your
cd! As well as your brain.

Peter

David wrote:
> I'm on CD#3 and this is what I have.
>
> "An error occured unmounting the CD. Please make sure you're not
> accessing /mnt/source from the shell on tty2 and then click OK to try"
>
> W
> T
> F!!!!!
>
> This happened with CD#3. Can I get out of this and install CD#3
> later? How do I get out of it? Just turn off the PC?
>
> So I am still in the middle of an install. Any ideas? Prior to
> this, there were about 5 error messages (something about package not
> readable) which I was able to click through.

Check your CD's for errors, or your CD drive for problems. That's why I
prefer to do network installs whenever possible: I hate having problems with
CD-R's and really old or beat up CD drives.

And be prepared to restart your installation from scratch.

By the way, which Fedora are you working with? Fedora Core 1 or one of the
test releases?