OK, I reburned another CD, but still no go. Here's the exact detail.I get to a point early in the install where it asks, "Install Kernel & Driver Modules" Hitting enter, I choose to install from a CDROM, as the other choices are not valid in my situation. I then have the option of choosing from a list of directories or typing in the appropriate directory. I permit the installation program to search for the directory itself. It looks for the following: "images-1.44/rescue.bin "
And then comes back that it can't find "rescue.bin, drivers.tgz" Without the kernel I can't do anything, right?As for the check sum, each time I downloaded the kernel image, it was reported that everything was fine.
Steve Brown wrote:
Just in case you forgot: did you md5sum your resulting .iso file and compare that result to the md5sum posted in the iso directory on the iso download site? (it's supposed to be automatic but you might as well see it with your own eyes).Steve On May 22, 2002 12:25 am, Vaughan, Curtis wrote:Last time I downloaded a jigdo ISO, I burned it to a CD, but ended up with a problem during install. The problem being that when the install got to the point for installing modules and drivers, it asked for a specific file, which apparently isn’t a part of the image. So, I used jigdo again to download the latest 2.4.18 image (which the previous was, as well), hoping this time the same thing won’t happen. I notice that the iso file size is a little larger (by a mere 131 Kbytes). Could that possibly account for the modules and drivers? For some reason, I don’t think so. I have 3 files: woody-i386-8.iso woody-i386-8.iso.jigdo woody-i386-8.iso.template As I understand I need merely create an image based on the first. Right? But will I have the same problem as before? Please, respond, somebody, anybody. Curtis
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