Re: Linux system Instalation - CRC Error
Sounds like you there may be a media defect on the floppy you used for the
rescue disk. Use another floppy. This is pretty common.
Here is what I do do make a Debian boot floppy set. It is kinda time
consuming, but it has pretty much eliminated this kind of problem for me.
DOS (Win95, whatever) format the stack of floppys that you plan to use for
your installation set. Watch the output messages. If the format program
marks any sectors as bad, toss the disk or at least dont use it to make
your installation set.
Mike
On Thu, 25 Jun 1998, Romilson Cruz de Carvalho wrote:
> Gentlemen,
>
> I got the following files of instalation of Linux Debian:
>
> Root.Bin
> Resc1440.Bin
> Drv1440.Bin
> Base-1.Bin Base-2.Bin
> Base-3.Bin Base-4.Bin
> Base-5.Bin Base1_3.Tgz
>
> The RAWRITE2.EXE was used to make the instalation disks.
>
> When I put the RESCUE DISK in the drive and reboot my computer, the
> Linux initialization starts,
> but at the time that ROOT volume will be mounting, I got the folllowing
> error message:
>
> CRC ERROR: Mounting Root File System.
> KERNEL PANIC.
>
> Any help will be appreciate.
>
> Best regards.
>
> Romilson C. Carvalho
>
>
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