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Hey, I have the same problem, but my installation freezes everytime in a different place, the farest i got, was setting up the boot device, I dont know what the problem is because I ran redhat 9 without any problems, and I ran SuSe 9.1 personal without any problems either... Later on I will try the text mode, but can someone tell me how to set up flopppy boot in the text mode? thanks,
Its not a problem with Mandrake 10.0 itself, rather the kernel. 2.6.3-7mdk is still rather young. I too was having lockups with file copying from harddrive/network/etc. as well as random lockups. I compiled 2.6.7 and it works like a charm now.
I will be buying 10.1 powerpack official when it comes out. Mandrake has done such a superior job on this distro that I feel guilty for using it and not giving them my money.
I encourage you guys to do the same....
One or two of you have one of the the nForce2 boards, what I have with my barton 2500+. Would you like my kernel config file? You'd just have to change hte sound drivers (mine is pci, onboard no work) and a few other things for your specific cdrom/etc/whatever/hardware.
I had the bloody same problem, kept freezing during bootup and while using MDK 10. A small fix and ya system will be (should) running mint! Follow : Control Center -> Boot -> Boot Loader
Within the Boot Loader options, ENABLE "Force No APIC" & "Force No Local APIC".
And this should fix it up,
Please let me know if it doesnt,would like to help.
Cheers
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