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Hello,
I have searched everywhere to find the answer to my problem so now i have decided to post.
I am installing BT4 and am new to linux. I have ...
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- 10-17-2009 #1Just Joined!
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BT4 help
Hello,
I have searched everywhere to find the answer to my problem so now i have decided to post.
I am installing BT4 and am new to linux. I have messed around with ubuntu and dsl but am not real familiar with errors and commands.
I am attempting to install BT4 on a formatted hdd on this PC:
intel pent4 2.8 ghz/1.6 ghz
l2cache 512kb
sys mem 384 mb
40gb hdd
So as i said formatted HDD, the error i am getting is:
Buffer I/O error on Device hda, logical block #####
this error appears multiple times. I have found a lot of information on how to install w grub which i am unfamiliar with but i do know it is the boot mngr for debian.
So does anyone know the root to this problem? Or a method i need to use to install BT4 on a formatted drive? Thanks for the time.
- 10-18-2009 #2
Reformat the drive. And then I hope it works for you.
Since, normally I am not this strict but I am with some tools. Like BackTrack4.
If you can't install it you'd problairy wont need it. So, just have fun with Arch Linux or Debian.. I doubt you'd need BT4.
Sorry,
Cheers,
Robin


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