FC6: Installer hangs at installing "glibc-common"
Hello,
I have a problem with installing FC6 on an old computer (128MB RAM, 500MHz Intel P3) The upper (package) progress bar goes until 100%, but then the installer doesnt continue with the next package. switching to other consoles works, after more than 30 minutes the cpu is still 99,4% used by anaconda. The last info log message is "switching to cd 1 [...] for package epiphany" The last kernel log messages are three times "Intel machine check architecture supported. Intel machine check reporting enabled on CPU#0." I tried it with boot params "linux noprobe text acpi=off noapic", but the same error occured. The media check says that the disk passed the check, it is OK. Thanks for help in advance Max |
Try adding the switches 'ide=nodma noht' minus the single quotemarks to the boot mixture, it will be a lot slower to install FC6 but should work.
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Doesnt work, sorry. I still get the same problem.
Does anyone have a idea? Max |
Because it still didn't work, I installed debian.
I can't understand how it can be impossible a debian user with 1,5 years of experience as I am to install a distribution which is ment to be userfriendly (as opposite to debian) I liked redhat earlier, but I definitely don't understand what's going on with fedora here. Max |
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the specs on the failed machine are: Celery 300 192mb RAM thanks for posting the bug initially mgmax, I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong. guess the install is fux0red. Hello Debian... |
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