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I have tried to setup the mandriva-linux-one-2008-spring-KDE-int-cdrom-i586. It's an ISO I burned off the net - which I believe has no corruption. It seems to load fine all throught the ...
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- 05-28-2008 #1Just Joined!
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I have tried to setup the mandriva-linux-one-2008-spring-KDE-int-cdrom-i586. It's an ISO I burned off the net - which I believe has no corruption. It seems to load fine all throught the process untill the final setup. After the window where it asks you to reboot your computer comes up - which I do - the system closes down and then it gives me 2 options - win XP and Unetbootin. Unetbootin is the program I am using to setup for the Duel Boot sequence. I've configured my Hard drives as such -
C: NTFS 35GB Active Primary
Extended-
D: Data FAT 32 6GB Logical
H: NTFS 6GB Logical
SWAPSPACE2 Linux swap 2055MB Logical
Linux Ext2 11GB Logical
I: APPS FAT 32 16GB Logical
This is for a Duel Boot on a laptop - only a few months old. I have XP pro on it at the moment.
When I click on the option for Unetbootin the Mandriva screen comes up - then it cuts to a screen with error 13 and this as the first line:-
mount:error mounting/dev/loop0/on/live/distrib as squashfs: invalid argument pivot_root:no such file or directory
ok...so what am I doing wrong here? Anyone? I've been trying this for 5 days now...HELP...
Any info greatly recieved...
- 05-28-2008 #2
Hi and Welcome !
Is there any reason for using Unetbootin for dual booting? GRUB is default Boot Loader of Mandriva and works perfectly fine. You should use default Boot Loader only.Unetbootin is the program I am using to setup for the Duel Boot sequence.It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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- 05-28-2008 #3Just Joined!
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- 05-28-2008 #4
You dont have to install it separately. Mandriva installer will install GRUB, detect Windows OS and setup dual boot itself.
It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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