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Hello all. I'm attempting a Redhat 9 3 cd ISO install. on a 1800xp Athlon with 512mb ram.
I was installing it in the midst of the night, and in ...
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- 06-01-2003 #1Just Joined!
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Semi-INstall - Corrupt CD, But no Problem
Hello all. I'm attempting a Redhat 9 3 cd ISO install. on a 1800xp Athlon with 512mb ram.
I was installing it in the midst of the night, and in the middle of the 2nd CD, I noticed the file copy progress stopped, meaning the CD was probably corrupt. I rebooted did a media test and yes it had errors on it. But besides that, Linux kernel and bash are completely operational. No X-Windows got loaded, but I still have shell.
I'm redownloading the ISO as we speak. Once I have a new fresh CD to use- how do I uninstall what did get installed and try again?
- 06-01-2003 #2Linux Guru
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I can't say that I know of a method to do that. You could try the upgrade option, though. Not sure whether that will work.
- 06-01-2003 #3Just Joined!
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Well I mean, how do I uninstall anyway
- 06-01-2003 #4Linux Newbie
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Just format the partitions you were going to use and install again. You can format them during the install process.
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