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PostPosted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 4:26 pm 
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I have tried several different flavors of Linux with little success. My desire is to load fedora 5 into a hosted partition using a virtual serial console(no GUI)The closest I'v come was with the fedora 4 but had a problem with the anaconda portion. Can anyone point me to a successful senerio??

Thanks for any help you can provide

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It's hard to help since you didn't mention what you tried and what went wrong.

I'll stare into my crystal ball and guess that the installer crashed with an error about trying to write to /dev/sdb, which is the NWSSTG device from which you booted.

I saw Paul talk someone through this on Freenode #fedora-ppc a few weeks ago; I'm not sure if it was in bugzilla. The workaround might have been to do a network install instead of letting that device be visible to the kernel at all.

If I guessed the wrong problem, use bugzilla :)


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If the above _is_ your problem, try booting with updates=http://people.redhat.com/pnasrat/fc5-i5-updates.img


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