James J. Ramsey wrote: > When I attempted to install with the 2003-12-31 > netinst CD, not long after I did the language > selection, I got an error message like this: > > "The integrity check for <FOO> failed. It is most > likely corrupt. Aborting." > > After that, I was able to reboot and get back to my > old system. > > <FOO> varies a bit. On one attempted install, it was > "base-installer"; on another "baseconfig-udeb"; on > still another "bterm-unifont." I thought the problem > might be DMA-related, because I have an older CD-ROM > that does screwy things when DMA is enabled for it. > However, starting the install by typing "linux > ide=nodma" at the "boot:" prompt did not change > anything. Have you tried writing a new CD using a different CD burner? I can verify that the problem means it is getting some corrupted data in a file from the CD, but the CDs we ship do not have corrupted files on them. -- see shy jo
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