Problems Installing Fedora
I am trying to install Fedora on a slave hard drive. THere is nothing else residing on the disk. I have loaded all of the files and been through the installation, however, when the installation ends, and the system reboots, the installation stalls when it tries to start or install my network.
I am trying to install Fedora on a slave hard drive. THere is nothing else residing on the disk. I have loaded all of the files and been through the installation, however, when the installation ends, and the system reboots, the installation stalls when it tries to start or install my network. The whole system freezes up and I have to reboot. Does anyone have any suggestions on fixing this.
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I am using a standard Linksys Ethernet Card connected to a cable modem with CAT 5 cable. I let the setup sit overnight and it was still locked up. I tried showing the details during the install, and it was running through all of the checks, and when it got to the eth0 check it just stalled.
Thanks for all your help I hope further assistance is on the way looking forward to getting up and running!
Thanks for all your help I hope further assistance is on the way looking forward to getting up and running!
Are you running any other operating system now that the NIC card is working with, such as Win XP?
Take a look at the following thread link for a possible solution;
http://www.linuxcompatible.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1111
Take a look at the following thread link for a possible solution;
http://www.linuxcompatible.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1111
I have tried unplugging my cable modem on startup. I am running Windows on a seperate hard drive. I have read the above referenced article, and this did not seem to work. DO you think adding an additional NIC and running the two through a router will work. I am running out of ideas, any further help is appreciated.
