Weird CD problem
I have an odd situation...
My old computer's motherboard died...so I moved the hard/drive (with Fedora Core 1 installed in it) into a new computer that didn't have a HD in it. Now, I started the computer with a FC2 boot disk on it, and got this error:
Disk error 01, AX=42CC, 9 F
and the boot process stoped.
If I remove the bootable disk, the computer boots into the old FC1, recognizes the new hardware, and then it goes intoGnome. Nonetheless, it has some problems: it wont recognize my USB drives, nor my secondary HD which is used for Backups, etc.
I want to re-install linux, probably UBUNTU, but I cant boot from CD, and my computer does not have a floppy. I can get into GRUB, and I thought I can maybe boot the CD from there?
In my BIOS everything is set to AUTO, and during startup (before it loads GRUB, or attemtps to boot from CD) it recognizes everything. The CD-s are all fine and have been used to install linux in other machines.
The really weird thing is that I can boot into a Knoppix disk, but it wont start with a FC1, nor FC2 nor UBUNTU install disks.
Any help would be appreciated. Sorry for the complicated english
Camp.
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