Installation problem on Fedora Core2

[babadino khan]

installation  fedora core2 on some different systems of intel

well i tried everything  ide= nodma acpi=off nofirewire but it only can 
transfers the install image on hard disc but after that on the time of 
saving files it couldnt saved them and installation terminates abnormally so 
what shall i do or should i use some other linux ? It is almost a third day 
.


>From: Jim Cornette <fc-cornette at insight.rr.com>
>Reply-To: For users of Fedora Core releases <fedora-list at redhat.com>
>To: For users of Fedora Core releases <fedora-list at redhat.com>
>Subject: Re: Installation problem on Fedora Core2
>Date: Fri, 02 Sep 2005 07:05:37 -0400
>
>babadino khan wrote:
>
>>Have To install fedora core2 on some different systems of intel some are 
>>P3 and some are p4 so the problems i am having are getting errors they are 
>>two , one is installation terminate abnormaly and the other is not enough 
>>disc space i solved the second problem by giving ide=nodma parameter but 
>>how can i give other parameters should i use coma like this 
>>ide=nodma,apm=off,acpi=off,nopcmcia,nofirewire
>>So how should i give this options and what are the usage of them i will be 
>>very obliged by your help. I tried by giving option ide=nodma  but after 
>>transferring install image on hard disc the installation terminates 
>>abnormally , i need help badly Thanks
>>
>>
>I give options seperated by a spacebar entry. Try "ide=nodma nofirewire 
>nopcmcia " (w/o quotes)
>apci=off should work also when entered on the line and seperated by a 
>space.
>
>Adding the options on the line works by allowing the kernel to take action 
>on options that are kernel specific. Options that are no kernel specific 
>are ignored. If the installer knos what to do with these options, it does 
>so. The options are seperated by a space as far as I experienced.
>
>Jim
>
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