Fedora Core 7 Boot Problem
 

Hi,
I have recently installed Fedora Core 7 on my system (2.4, 512MB RAM). During installation everything was fine. Then I turned off my PC. After some time when I switch-on my PC the booting processes starts and my monitor screen goes blank. When I reboot it and press I for interactive boot, then everything worked. But the automated boot doesn't works. So I have to press I every time now:redface: to successfully boot my system. is their any solution to it?


Shahab

I don't haven a solution for your problem, but I could bet that it can be solved by installing a more up-to-date version of Fedora, ie: Fedora 10
http://fedoraproject.org/

btw, Fedora 11 is going to be released in a few days.

Oh,

Yes I than installed Fedora Core 8. But when I clicked on System Monitor it eats up my processor. With no application running my CPU was at 100%. I think their are still issues in Fedora. Can anyone help me?


Shahab

Try to install F10 (possibly with some lightweight desktop environment, eg. XFCE or Fluxbox. Although 500MB should be enough to run gnome/kde)