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Im unable to install as well, my install errors out to No CDROM found, even after the system boots up off the DVD, and goes into the install mode.
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- 01-18-2006 #1Just Joined!
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Installation issues as well.
Im unable to install as well, my install errors out to No CDROM found, even after the system boots up off the DVD, and goes into the install mode.
::Moderator Note:: This thread was moved from another one dealing with SuSE Installation.Last edited by techieMoe; 01-18-2006 at 12:41 PM.
- 01-18-2006 #2What a strange and intriguing problem! At what point during the install does this happen? How far do you get? I've never seen this error before.
Originally Posted by satmando
Have you previously installed/uninstalled any distros on the same partitions? I wonder if your IDE channels are okay for those devices - it could be a weird hardware problem.I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso
- 01-23-2006 #3Linux Newbie
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no install
Yes, when does the install go bad?
Is this optical drive known good? Learned a long time ago to use a slow (24x or less) , brand name optical drive for installations.
Is the DVD known good? Did you burn this yourself?
Sometimes 'bad' RAM handles certain patterns OK but not others, and installs go fine until certain quantities or 'patterns' of RAM are required, then it all goes sour. Try windiag or memtest86.
good luck
- 01-23-2006 #4Linux Newbie
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Maybe the ends of your IDE cable? I had a drive not showing up because the IDE cable that came with it was crap. It plugged on ok and I opened up my machine to double check all the connections and when I pulled the cable off the tip didn't come with it, so try a different IDE cable and see if it works any better, the one you have may have a short somewhere.


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