Oh my.
Is there something already on the hard drive you want to keep, or is
this a fresh, clean installation environment?
This is a discussion on Can not boot! - Redhat ; Hi. After borrowing a Linux book including redhat 6 and 5.2 at the library, i put Redhat 6 into my computer and started the instalation. Soon after chosing "custom installation", i ended in some prompt i assumed to be the ...
Hi.
After borrowing a Linux book including redhat 6 and 5.2 at the
library, i put Redhat 6 into my computer and started the instalation.
Soon after chosing "custom installation", i ended in some prompt i
assumed to be the linux DOS prompt. So i wrote some commands to see
what happend, It reacted when i wrote "1" and "2" and then asked for
more numbers!. Then i quit the installation, but sadly i seem to have
ruind my hard drive by this, in some mysterious way. It will not boot
from the harddrive, the windows 98 cd does not work, and when i start
the redhat installation, it says:
boot:initrd.img....boot failed
I tried changing things in the bios, and writing different things at
the "boot:" prompt, but no positive result at all!.
Please help me!, will i have to format my dear harddisk?.
Oh my.
Is there something already on the hard drive you want to keep, or is
this a fresh, clean installation environment?
"StupidScript"wrote in message news:<1110566606.473939.115600@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups. com>...
> Oh my.
>
> Is there something already on the hard drive you want to keep, or is
> this a fresh, clean installation environment?
It would not eat my apparently healthy bootdisks, only this 5 year old
"corel linux", wich installation program kind of forced me to format
the harddisk!, thousend of hours of tracker tunes was blown into the
astral!.