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hello all. i have a issue here on a 300 series IBM eserver. i loaded fedora core 5 on it and when i got to reboot after a (several) install the system hangs on uncompressing linux... ok, booting to kernel. i have tried diffrent partitions to install on and also pulled grub out just incase but still nothing booting. any ideas would be great.
it will boot a live cd. i have tired slack and a older version of mandy but still not luck. the realy funny thing is that it will take a windows instal with no issues what so ever(2k advanced server). i have never seen a flaky eserver 300 before but there must be some hardware hang up that is causing the issue. o well, i guess i'm stuck with windows or i could try a red had 9 set i got laying around the shop.
I have you tried a BSD? I haven't personally, but they are mainly used for servers and I've been told they are better with hardware detection and such. I've give it a look before you give up totally.
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