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Old 10-04-2008, 03:26 AM   #1
kaleem29
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Installation of Fedora Core 9


Hi,

I'm trying to install fedora core 9, the DVD boots normally, but after selecting keyboard language, I get the following message:

No fedora core CD/DVD detected on your drive!!

I've tried with i386 and i86_64, I have same message.

I've done a sumcheck with the iso file, it's ok..

Please help.

Thnks.
 
Old 10-04-2008, 05:39 AM   #2
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Did you burn it at high speed or a low speed?

I have found before that a CD burned at a high speed passes all the md5 checking but still is very difficult to install from, I know its frustrating to wait while it takes ages to burn a disk but try it at the lowest possible speed. I've seen this issue many times before, even when the CD says it supports 8x and I decide to play it safe by burning at 4x the disk looks ok but bizarre installation problems happen part way through, burning at 1x has often fixed this.
 
Old 10-04-2008, 05:47 AM   #3
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Did you burn it at high speed or a low speed?

I have found before that a CD burned at a high speed passes all the md5 checking but still is very difficult to install from, I know its frustrating to wait while it takes ages to burn a disk but try it at the lowest possible speed. I've seen this issue many times before, even when the CD says it supports 8x and I decide to play it safe by burning at 4x the disk looks ok but bizarre installation problems happen part way through, burning at 1x has often fixed this.
I disagree each manufacture gives a recommendation for the burning speed
The ones I buy for CD 42 X for DVD 16 X
Maximum burning speed of my DVD burner for DVD 24 X
So burning DVD 16 X no problems at all

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Old 10-04-2008, 05:51 AM   #4
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I've burned at 4X and 1X..Same..
 
  


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