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While attempting to install Fedora Core 2 (I have already installed Core 1 without any problems) after inserting the first CD I get the screen " Loading ohci 1394 driver" ...
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- 08-11-2004 #1Just Joined!
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Fedora Core 2
While attempting to install Fedora Core 2 (I have already installed Core 1 without any problems) after inserting the first CD I get the screen " Loading ohci 1394 driver" after which it freezes and installation stops dead. The only alternative at that point is to reboot., and the same problem appears once more!
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- 08-11-2004 #2Linux Newbie
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I don't know why. It happens to me all the time. It usually took me 4~5 times to get the OS install sucessfully. You can try other distro though, I have never had trouble installing debian or slackware (however I don't use them much).
- 08-11-2004 #3Linux Engineer
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the ohci is for firewire support?maybe a device attached to your system is incompatible so this makes trouble..
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1394 = Firewire
ohci is also for USB support but the 1394 driver is a Texas Instrument firewire adapter.
Maybe you can try to remove/disable the device for now.
Maybe later you can update the kernel to a newer version.
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fedora core 2
it asppears that the problem was caused by my LCD display as no firewire devies are attached to the system. It finally installed without problems. Many thanks for your help
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