Computer will not read fedora 10 Os CD's, says missing Os?
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I downloaded fedora 10 project which included 6 disc, they have one iso file on each, when i tryto load to clean harddrive,all it says is missinfg os, i have the Bios set to boot to cd drive first. caanyone tell me the problem?
Yes it would, wouldn't it? Can you answer the question so maybe we can try to help?
Also, did you download CD images or DVDs? Do you have a CD drive or a DVD drive? Have you booted this machine off of CD before? Did the ISOs download successfully and do the md5 sums match with what Fedora provides?
Edit: I see you PMed me, please don't do that.
You must burn the ISOs to disk using a CD burning program. "Burn Image", do not burn it like a normal file. Do not unzip the ISOs.
Last edited by AlucardZero; 03-19-2009 at 11:56 AM..
I am don't know relly, i went to fedora project and downloaded the six loadable disc. They had a dvd version, so I know i got the disk. I also have a dvd+rw/cd+rm drive I downloaded them on.IONly choices it gave before download was iso or all file, which should I have selected. thanks for your time
The six "iso" files you downloaded are the images you need.
As AlucardZero asked, the important question is how these files were written to CD.
What program did you use? If you used something like Nero, you have to select "Disk Image or Saved Project" - other programs will probably have something slightly different but the magic words are "Disk Image". If you simply copy the files to CD, it won't work but once you have written each ISO as an image, you should find your computer, set to boot from the CD (as you have done) will boot up happily and then - just follow the prompts.
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