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I was installing rl5 in one of my desktop machine. Due to the power issue in my city (mostly happened in India) my installition process was stuck in mid.
After booting, That machine automatically going in grub mode. And i not be able to do anything even i am not able to reinstall and format.
I have tried some of the following command in grub mode but not working because of kernel file is not present :-
You're booting from your first HDD, so your computer cames into the MBR and runs GRUB, in order to boot from a CD you have to enter the BIOS (usually F2 or <del> at boot-test) and set the CD-reader you're going to insert the install CD in in the first place on boot sequence. Insert your installation CD, save and reboot.
That grub mode you see is may be because system is not booting from cd but HDD. Make sure you have a bootable cd and your bios supports cd rom booting.
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