Scanning for ehci-hcd.. cat:/modules.cache: No such file or directory <Hardware dection with module loading> STEP3: Mounting necessary filesystems per boot options Started device management daemon v1.3.25 /newroot/dev <mounts cdrom> STEP4: Determining root device STEP5: Finishing up STEP5a: filling tmpfs filesystem Invalid loop location: /zisofs please export LOOP with a valid location, or reboot and pass proper loop= kernel command line < Starts Busybox > /bin/ash: can't access tty; job control turned off /newroot/# ---------------------------------------------- Well there's the guts This seems like such an obvious straight forward problem that it suprises me it exists; i would expect something like that to appear on every single computer out there. Eitherway; here are some hardware specs: Intel P4 Processor ASUS motherboard with Intel Chipset 512 ddr ram Dvd-Rom Drive
my guess is that you have 2 cdrom/dvd drives, and you have a CD in the other drive as well. It has no way to detect where the master CD is at this moment. So if you have 2 drives that take CDs, make sure the other drive does not have a disc in it... like I said, that's my guess, as that's the only thing that should cause that issue. -Brad
Yes that fixed it. So that will be fixed before release hopefully
I got the exactly same problem. I have only one cd-rom drive. My two harddrives are attached to the hpt370/372 raid controller. I tried noevms(does not show on the boot options btw), doataraid, noapm, noapic etc boot options. Sometimes I get kernel panic instead, depending the options used, but cant get further. Some hw specs: athlon xp abit kr7a-raid 512 ddr ram cd-rom drive 2x maxtor 60gb Icer
livecd bugs, not release bugs
i have tried to dup the problem and cannot reproduce
I've added the instructions to remove all CDs from the CD drive(s) before booting the LiveCD (of course, don't remove the LiveCD :p) to the installation instructions.
