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Install exited abnormally -- recieved signal 11
this is the message i get when trying to install redhat on my computer
HELP PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BTW im trying to install REDHAT 8.0 ...
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Problems installing redhat 8.0
Install exited abnormally -- recieved signal 11
this is the message i get when trying to install redhat on my computer
HELP PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
BTW im trying to install REDHAT 8.0 Booting From CD
- 01-09-2005 #2
when does this message appear?
what kind of computer are you using?
did you burn the cds yourself? did you purchase them?
please be more verbose
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I have the publishers version of red hat 8.0 that came with linux for dummies
it happens on the blue screen after anaconda starts.
I have a pentium cpu 200mhz
98 megs of ram
4mb on board video
dual cd-roms
dual hard drives at 8 gigs
- 01-09-2005 #4
okay
make sure you have disc 1 in the drive, that you are using non-schizo hardware, and that your disc is clean/scratch-free
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done these
I have installed this on differn't computers before
AKA 333mhz 32megs of rams 4mb vid
- 01-09-2005 #6Linux Newbie
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Last time I got that error, I had a bad stick of RAM... try swapping out RAM, etc.
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i dont have any more of this type of ram so could i just remove the bad ram?
Its simm or whatever you call the stull that snaps in from the side...
you cant buy this stuff anymore
- 01-09-2005 #8Linux Newbie
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Save yourself some guesswork and use memtest86. You can download a package to make a bootable floppy or CD and run RAM tests.
Incidentally, I have a box of misc. SIMMS/DIMMS if you are in need of some.
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it goes past that part now and goes to where you make accounts and partitions and then starts the next part and then has error 15 instead of 11
- 01-09-2005 #10
psinet just had a similar problem with FC3. Check out this post. I think the install needs to see RAM in 32-64-128-256-512 etc. remove or replace sticks to get one of these numbers of RAM and I believe you'll be sound as a pound.


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