[sentinix-list] Sentinix .iso image booting problems
"Francis McPhail" <Francis.McPhail-mbwxT/[email protected]> Wed, 12 May 2004 09:35:55 +1000
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| Message-ID | <577F6355523DC04CA793464070E07DE51AFDE5@melserv-01.blueapache.com.au> |
Hi everyone, I've had a look through the archive and have spotted another user who had a problem booting the .iso image of sentinix but didn't see a solution. I thought I might raise the question/issue again. I have now downloaded sentinix from three different mirrors each time the .iso file I've downloaded has come down as exactly the same size and has the same md5 hash. (MD5 (sentinix-0.70.5.iso) = 15265767531db906ada0a04123051363) However each time I burn the .iso to a CD I am unable to boot the image from the PC I wish to install it on. I can boot the image from my laptop or any other system we have in the office but not the one I wish to install it on. Was wondering if there is something weird about the .iso file that perhaps looks for the CD drive being on the primary IDE channel, and must be a slave etc... (Though I doubt this is the case..) Is anyone else having the same problems? As a process of elimination I've swapped out all the hard drives, and used a few different CD drives in the system. (Samsung, ASUS, Diamond (Mitsubishi)). Cheers, Francis McPhail _____ Francis McPhail Phone: 1300 13 55 48 Technical Services Manager Fax: 1300 13 55 49 Blue Apache Pty Ltd Direct: 03 8696 9305 Melbourne - Sydney Mobile: 0438 00 00 55 www.blueapache.com Email: francis.mcphail-mbwxT/[email protected] _____ *********************************************************** It is confidential to the addressee and may contain certain copyright and/or legally privileged infomration. No-one else other than, on behalf of the addressee, may read, print, store, copy, forward or act in reliance on all or any part of it or its attachments. You must scan this email and any attached files for viruses. We accept no liability for any loss, damage or consequence resulting either directly or indirectly from the use of attached files.