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Im trying to install Linux (dual boot) to see which distro I want to be my main OS (yes.. dropping windows).
When I boot my system, the Mandrake 10.1 on ...
- 01-14-2006 #1Just Joined!
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Mandrake Install - No CDROM Found.
Im trying to install Linux (dual boot) to see which distro I want to be my main OS (yes.. dropping windows).
When I boot my system, the Mandrake 10.1 on DVD boots and then produces a "No CDROM" found error.
My Hardware:
Asus A8N-VM CSM Mainboard in an Antec Cube.
Athlon 64 3500+
2 GB DDR 400 Dual Channel Ram
250 GB Sata H.D.D
Pioneer A09 DVD-R/+R RW.
Using Onboard Geforce 6150 Video
TV Card (ASUS)
- 01-14-2006 #2forum.guy
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Welcome to the forums...
Just wondering, did you buy an already burned DVD, or did you burn it yourself?
When you set your machine to boot from BIOS, could you have accidentally set it to boot from a cd-drive rather than a dvd-drive?
- 01-18-2006 #3Just Joined!
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DVD Distro...
Yeah I downloaded the latest Distro and burned it to DVD, I have extensive hardware knowledge of PC's, Bios setup to boot from cd/dvd drive, The disc boots and starts into setup, but then fails due to no cdrom found.
- 01-18-2006 #4forum.guy
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Check out the cheatcode options available to you by F-key before the disk begins to boot. You might be able to tell the setup routine where the cdrom is, or enabling some of the other codes might let you get past the point where the install is breaking.


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