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It may be thet there was a download problem and you need to try it again. To make sure calculate checksums of the disks you've dowloaded using md5sum and compare them with the ones you can find in the directory you got the images from.
Checksums are the most common culprit, it may also be a burning problem. If you look at the CD from Windoze, do you see directories and files, or nothing?
insert mandrake 9 cd1 in windows environment again:
as u close the tray, mandrake 9 will load a mandrake 9 window with some options like install mandrake yadayadayada.
if u don't see that msg, u might burned the cd2 twice??
because cd1 should bootup. if it does bootup it might be a corrupt cd as suggested
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