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  1. 02-07-2008 #1
    pskanagaraj
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    Question Intalling Red Hat Linux 9.0 in Lenovo Laptop Y410

    Hi Friend,

    How are you?

    I tried to install Red Hat Linux 9.0, CDs brought from my friend.

    I am not able to get intall RHL on it.

    Initially the booting starts after 1 minute while detecting various hardwares it says CACHE line modified.

    Please suggest how to install it.

    Thank u.
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    Hi pskanagaraj !


    Welcome to the LinuxForums !
    RH9 is obsolete and doesn't support latest hardware. I would suggest you to install Fedora 8 or CentOS. Both are free to download/install.

    Check distrowatch.com and try any distro listed in Top 10 list. Check the link in my signature too. I will get you going.
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    A little more info needed on what type of computer you're trying to install on. Also, as rHL9 is quite old and outdated, I would suggest a newer disto such as Fedora 7 or 8. Both are very stable and have excellent hardware recognition.
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