Problems I've had in the past:
1) Bad CD's or image files. Did you check the checksums and verify
the installation discs?
2) In the BIOS, check the hardware settings. If ATA: turn off UDMA.
If SATA, change SATA emulation to use "seperate ide controller"
3) Other hardware problem. Have you tried unplugging the box so no
power gets to the mobo for 30 seconds? I've had hardware not work
properly due to memory problems, and that was the only way to clear
it.
Have you tried a Live CD like Knoppix to test?
On 2/27/06, Slide <
slide.o.mix@gmail.com> wrote:
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> On 2/26/06, Mike Schwartz <mike.l.schwartz@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I am "re-" trying this post, (Feb 26 about 11:46 pm) since
> > the 823.5 KB attachment was too big.
> > I will try to upload it to some place on the net,
> > via ftp or something, (pending advice -- please
> > reply either via the list or e-mail to offer advice).
> > In the meantime, here is the text of the message,
> > without the attachment:
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> </snip>
> You could send the attachment to me and I will put it up one of my web locations for download. Can you give a little more info on how the system is crashing?
>
> slide
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