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i have an powermac g4 and wanted to try install linux.
But if i proceed with installation often will be displayed an bus error / L1 cache error during machine check processing after that the powermac stoped working and hang up.
I have really no idea how that could happen...
If anyone can guide me how to solve maybe this problem it would be really appreciated.
Possibly there's something a bit wrong with the hardware or the install media. Did you check the MD5 sums of your media? Was the machine running OS X OK before you tried to install Linux?
A bit more info on the distro you're trying to install would be helpful.
I tried several operating system but with no success. I did check the md5sum and it went ok. But if i try to install debian i get the same error message. I tried to burn this under followed link but no success. Ok thanks for your posts
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