Fedora Issue

[Predator]

Trying to do it with a live USB to avoid wasting a disk.

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Dracut warning: Unable to process initqueue
Dracut warning: /dev/disk/by-uuid/7EB6-846A does not exist
dracut warning: /dev/mapper/live-rw does not exist
Dropping do debug shell

Any help? :(


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Using the liveUSB software to make the USB (Provided by the fedora devs)
Tried it 3 different times
Downloading the iso again now.

[Holmes.Sherlock]

Have you checked the checksum after downloading?

[AceInfinity]

Define 'it' in this context? Trying to create a bootable Linux USB? I've never done it, but I have seen a utility called LiLi out there. It's on Reboot forums as well I believe.

Edit: I had this thread opened before you made your edit. Not sure which distro's LiLi supports, but it's worth a look.

[Predator]

(07-09-2012 10:08 PM)Holmes.Sherlock Wrote:  Have you checked the checksum after downloading?

All of the hashes match.

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(07-09-2012 10:09 PM)AceInfinity Wrote:  Define 'it' in this context? Trying to create a bootable Linux USB? I've never done it, but I have seen a utility called LiLi out there. It's on Reboot forums as well I believe.

Edit: I had this thread opened before you made your edit. Not sure which distro's LiLi supports, but it's worth a look.

The point is to install it via usb. Which I have used lili in the past. Once the new ISO completes I'll see if that changes anything, but I doubt it :p

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New ISO solved it. Thanks.

[Florin]

KDE or Gnome?

And remember, whenever you have a booting problem, you can post a thread on http://reboot.pro/

You can even make a recovery usb, this is what I strongly suggest, so that you don't have problems when you format the linux partition from windows and it doesn't boot anymore!

[Predator]

(07-10-2012 09:08 AM)florin Wrote:  KDE or Gnome?

And remember, whenever you have a booting problem, you can post a thread on http://reboot.pro/

You can even make a recovery usb, this is what I strongly suggest, so that you don't have problems when you format the linux partition from windows and it doesn't boot anymore!

Gnome


and I have all of my disks that came factory with my laptop (Like 4 for a factory restoration) and I dont have too much imporntant stuff on my windows partition, but now I'm smart enough to get rid of gnome bootloader and set it to windows before I get rid of the distro ;)