Re: debian

More often than not, it usually points to some piece of hardware not
playing nice with the Hardware-Scan it is using to determine what
drivers to load.

I have run into this repeatedly with older isa hardware and debian3.0r1.

I have also run into a dying cdrom drive that created the same
symptoms. The install would pause at random parts and never give any
indication that there was any actual problem. I also let it sit
overnight, then went ahead and swapped out hardware piece by piece
until I found the culprit.


On Thu, 9 Dec 2004 22:26:22 -0700, Mikey Haven s <bmike1@mcleodusa.net> wrote:
> I think I have a problem with my 150MHZ processor system. As I load Debian
> 3.0 release 1 it asks me some questions then starts 'Installing Drivers'. At
> least it goes to a screen that says that but after that it just sits there. I
> let it sit overnight a couple of nights ago but still nothing changed Could
> this mean that I have a corrupted burn of debian?
> --
> <:-)Mike(-:>
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