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Offline dupek

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Re: Houston--We have a problem--I can't see ( solved )
« Reply #15 on: April 02, 2012, 11:34:31 AM »
I can not understan, why so many people are wasting the cd/dvd. I use Unebutin and create bootable usb stick. After installation, I reformat it.
You my want to download a fresh copy. Could be some "bug" got in it during download. It happens.

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Re: Houston--We have a problem--I can't see ( solved )
« Reply #16 on: April 04, 2012, 07:14:47 PM »
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Does that mean you were able to boot, but just couldn't find the installer

The truth is more that I didn't try to find it, as I had enough for the day and I was very tired. So, I didn't look.

However, thanks for the info, Since today is today and yesterday is gone, I decided to install in a spare partition sda12.
I booted up the remaster ((with kernel-3.2.12-pae kernel )) in the Lenovo G470 and it boots up just fine, just like all other pclos liveCDs on my normal PCs.
I was able to do quick and painless install ( following your info ) .
Configured menu.lst in sda5 ( bootloader entry ).
I rebooted..................and now.......it hangs at about 1/3th of progress bar.
Message:
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cannot open file delete
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I waited 15 minutes.
Now abandon.

Xenaflux,

please ignore the "cannot open file delete" message, it is a glitch in plymouth-theme, but nothing to worry about.
Instead, try as follow: at grub boot screen, press F3 (Options), select "default", at the end of the parameter line add:
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noquiet  splash=verbose  debug
that should give you some feedback about what is going on and where it is stopping.

If the above doesn't lead to anything useful, try to add:
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noquiet  splash=verbose  3 which should boot your system up to a black screen with a login prompt, log in as root and run XFdrake to configure your video card, then reboot, using the command: reboot

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