Problem booting Fedora Core 2 install from DOS
Hello everyone,
My computer doesn't boot from the CD drive, and I'm trying to install Fedora Core 2. As you probably know, Fedora Core 2 doesn't have a floppy boot option because the files are too large for a floppy disk. I'm happy with Fedora Core 1, but I need ALSA, and I haven't had any luck getting ALSA installed on Core 1. In trying to use a round about boot method others have used successfully to install Fedora Core 2, I (1) created a DOS partition and installed FreeDOS (2) created a "boot" directory in the FreeDOS partition (3) copied autoboot.bat and loadlin.exe into the "boot" directory. (I downloaded autoboot.bat and loadlin.exe from the Fedora Core 1 "dosutils". To my knowledge, "dosutils" don't exist for Fedora Core 2). (4) created an "autoboot" directory inside "boot" (5) copied the contents of Fedora Core 2 "isolinux" into the "autoboot" directory. When I execute "autoboot.bat," vmlinuz seems to run, but I then get the following message: Uncompressing Linux Ran out of input data --System halted Any ideas? Is the initrd.img file bad? Thanks. Michael |
Looks like the vmlinuz file is corrupted.
You can get ALSA rpms for Fedora Core 1 at http://fedora.us |
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