Re: RH6 error in exec of second stage loader

["Gildas Declercq" <gdeclerc sctcorp com>]

Not a bad catch.
So I will have to burn another CD from an ISO image? (after 5.2
that I never could install and 6.0 recently).
I will keep the list inform if the iso image is better.
G




robert_gasch peoplesoft com on 27/05/99 10:27:37

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This happened to me once when I burned my own CD ... not sure
what the problem is, but I'm guessing it has something to do with
the fact that RH CDs (used to??) use RockRidge extensions and
may just need them ... most CD burning programs I've seen use
Joliet for long file names which may cause problems (I'm not
100% sure about this but it's my best guess) ...

I guess the solution would be to find an ISO image or get RH 6.0
from some affordable place like cheapbytes.com ...

--> Robert




"Gildas Declercq" <gdeclerc sctcorp com> on 05/27/99 08:41:40 AM

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Hi

Just going nuts.

I downloaded and wrote the RH6.0 (all files not an ISO image).
I added /corrected with what I found in \updates on FTP site.
But still have that problem when trying to install from CD.

Either if I boot DOS and run autoboot.bat or boot on the disk
rawriten with boot.img
I tried with forcing supp. disk,  supp.img disk is ok, but
modules.img disk cannot be mounted.

All tips wellcome

error in exec of second stage loader
      error: no such file or directory

By the way...
Those of you who are developper ,like me, please do not ever code
      message like this..
What the f.k are you talking about? Gimme the name and path of
      that file, so that message will be useful.

G.



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