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Hello! I have a problem in red Hat installation,I have windows 7 installed in my PC,I want to dualboot it with linux.whenever I try to boot linux from DVD,I have ...
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    Red Hat enterprise 6 installation problem

    Hello!
    I have a problem in red Hat installation,I have windows 7 installed in my PC,I want to dualboot it with linux.whenever I try to boot linux from DVD,I have the following message after some time "waiting for hardware to initialize" and the installation stops.What would be the problem for this? I have the following system configuration
    ASUS P5B WIFI AP motherboard.
    core 2 duo E4500 processor
    2Gigs of RAM
    Nvidia geforce 9400GT GFX card.
    Please help.

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    Hello and Welcome.
    First of all, are you trying to run the DVD or install? You mentioned both.
    It could be a number of things. Did you burn the DVD yourself? If so, did you check the download for corruption? Did you verify the MD5sums?
    It could be a piece of hardware in your system that does not like Linux.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeTbob View Post
    Hello and Welcome.
    First of all, are you trying to run the DVD or install? You mentioned both.
    It could be a number of things. Did you burn the DVD yourself? If so, did you check the download for corruption? Did you verify the MD5sums?
    It could be a piece of hardware in your system that does not like Linux.
    Hello!
    I am tying to install it.I downloaded the file as *.iso format.And I think there's nothing wrong with the download.How can I however check MD5sums?Is there any hardware specification for linux installation?

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    The installation discs for RHEL 6 and clones have a "verify device" option on installation to make sure that the CD/DVD was generated correctly by running checksums on all the packages and files. So, is the installation disc a live CD/DVD, a full installation disc (there are 2 DVDs for that), or a minimal install disc? The checksums are available for the ISOs on either the Red Hat site, or any mirror site.
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
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