fedora core 4

Discussion in 'Installation/Configuration' started by kmsp, Dec 16, 2005.

  1. kmsp

    kmsp New Member

    I have burned the 4 images; disc 1 should boot from CD isn't it?
    disc 1 is not booting; I can boot my PC from CD with other disc's so for sure is not a BIOS problem
    Any sugestions please, thank you:confused:
     
  2. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    Yes, CD1 sholud boot. Have you compared the md5 sums of the downloaded CD images if they where downloaded without errors?
     
  3. kmsp

    kmsp New Member

    Ups, how am I comparing? I

    I have the sums but I don't know where to look in the downloaded image
     
  4. falko

    falko Super Moderator ISPConfig Developer

    Fedora uses sha1 sums instead of md5 sums.
    You can find the sha1 sums of the iso images here: http://fedora.redhat.com/download/#download

    To find out about the sha1 sum of your downloaded iso image, run
    Code:
    sha1sum <isofilename>
     
  5. kmsp

    kmsp New Member

    sha1sum

    where should I run sha1sum , windows is not recognizing it
     
  6. kmsp

    kmsp New Member

    I have checked the sha1sum for disc1, its fine

    I have checked the sha1sum for disc1, its fine
    sorry for so many questions
    thank you
     
  7. kmsp

    kmsp New Member

    disc 1 still no booting

    Please any other ideas?
     
  8. falko

    falko Super Moderator ISPConfig Developer

    If you're absolutely sure that the checksums are the same, then I'd burn the CD again, and if that still doesn't help, then I'd say that Fedora Core 4 has a problem with your hardware...
     
  9. webstergd

    webstergd ISPConfig Developer ISPConfig Developer

    Check your bios setting to make sure you are booting from cd before any other media such as harddrive. Also, make sure you are placing fedora core 4 disk 1 in the master cd drive. Hope that helps.

    If that doesn't work if you can provide spec's of you system I can look into it more.

    who made your system - (you, dell, etc)
    model number - if not made by yourself
    Motherboard - who made it what model number
    cd drive -
    harddrive type - (ata, sata, SCSI)
    raid - none, 0, 5, 1, etc
    videocard -
    monitor -
     
    Last edited: Dec 17, 2005
  10. kmsp

    kmsp New Member

    fedora core 4 disc 1 not booting

    I have a fedora 2 install set, I can boot with disc 1
    only with fedora 4 I cannot boot

    who made your system - (you, dell, etc) - a technical guy
    model number - if not made by yourself
    Motherboard - who made it what model number
    cd drive -
    harddrive type - (ata, sata, SCSI)
    raid - none, 0, 5, 1, etc
    videocard -
    monitor -
    I have a Celeron(R) CPU 1.7 MGH 1.69 GHz
    224 MB RAM
    Toshiba CD-Rom XM-6602B and LITE-ON CD_RW sohr 5238s
    harddrive type SCSI
    RAID none

    system manufacturer AWARD_
    model AWRDACPI
    X86-based PC
    x86 Familly 15 Model 1 Stepping 3 Genuintel 1693 MHz
    monitor - faltron ez t710BH


    Thank you so much
     
  11. kmsp

    kmsp New Member

    I am absolutly sure that check sum is ok; fedora core 2 disc 1 is booting but I cannot install because has errors
     
  12. falko

    falko Super Moderator ISPConfig Developer

    Did you try to burn the FC4 CD 1 again?
    If it still doesn't work, have you thought about using another distribution like Debian, for example?
     
  13. webstergd

    webstergd ISPConfig Developer ISPConfig Developer

    what are the fedora core 2 errors? this could help solve the problem with core 4. Bios updating sometimes fixes problems like this. It is a long shot but worth a try.

    Did you run a memory check? It sounds as if you have a hardware conflict or memory errors. From what it sounds like I would bet money on memory errors.
    memtest86 is probably one of the best for this. i think it is included on the openSuse, fedora, and ubuntu disks. You can also download it online.

    Debian is really nice I am a personal fan of kbuntu myself. oopenSuse 10 is also very good. However, I have not tested in as a server just a desktop. http://www.opensuse.org/Welcome_to_openSUSE.org
    It use to not be free but it is now.
     
  14. kmsp

    kmsp New Member

    I have downloaded again fedora 4 disc1 and burned with Nero and Bur4Free too.
    same result
    Let's say I am getting Debian, how can I know that it will work for me?
    I understand that can be I have a memory problem, that will not bother Debian?

    Thank you so much
     
  15. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    Download debian CD 1, burn the CD and test it.

    If you have a memory problem, DEBIAN cant solve it. But if its a problem with an incompatibility of the Fedora kernel options or boot loader, DEBIAN might help you.
     
  16. kmsp

    kmsp New Member

    Thank you for helping but:

    I checked my memory with memtest86, OK.
    I will get Debian discs in 2 days but; I read in install that X win is not in the scope of the guide. Please what does it mean, I will have problems to install X wind on my Linux? (Debian I mean)

    Thank you all again
     
  17. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    This means that it is an ISP / Webserver tutorial and servers normally dont run an X Server. But you can install X on DEBIAN.
     
  18. kmsp

    kmsp New Member

    debian

    so the meaning would be that Debian can be installed as a server and not as a workstation? ( I am a big zero in system, sorry)
    Where from am I installing X server?

    Thank you
     
  19. till

    till Super Moderator Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    No, that means that all perfect setups that you can find on howtoforge are SERVER setups, not client setups with XServer.

    You can install an XServer on Debian as well.

    From the DEBIAN installer.
     
  20. kmsp

    kmsp New Member

    Debian not booting

    downloaded debian disc1, unziped it, burned, the disc is NOT booting
    So looks that I am in real trouble!!!!!!!!!!!
     

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