Yes, I'm a RHCT.
My NFS server at home isn't going to be of any use if the network card of my laptop isn't recognised by FC4T1, is it?
Therefor I dropped all iso files (4x cdrom, 1x dvd) on the laptop (before I wiped FC3 off it) through my network. And I tried to install it through the boot.iso cd (local harddisk) but wasn't succesfull because I kept getting the "there aren't image files on /dev/hdaX"-message (I also tried to "unpack" the dvd into a directory and point the installer to it).
So, last thing I tried was to burn the cdrom iso files onto cdrom and install from that. And then I got the message that my 3rd disc wasn't a FC4T1 disc....
In other words, I was just pondering that it wasn't going to be an easy install.
Patrick (RHCT)
--- On Sat 03/19, shrek-m@xxxxxx < shrek-m@xxxxxx > wrote:
From: shrek-m@xxxxxx [mailto: shrek-m@xxxxxx]
To: fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx
Date: Sat, 19 Mar 2005 11:40:01 +0100
Subject: Re: Disc 3 "not correct" disc
Patrick wrote:
>After discovering that I can't install (easily) through NFS or by using the iso files on the local harddrive,
>
you are a RHCT ?
afaik you should know how easy this is to setup.
>I burned disc 1, 2 and 3.
>
>But when the installer asked for disc 3, it kept saying that it isn't the correct one ("this isn't the correct disc" or something, I'm Dutch you know ;-).
>
>When I check disc 3 (sha1sum on the iso file or the check option in the installer) it seems ok (?)...
>
>This installation is getting a bit difficult like this . . .
>
>
take a look at lab 1 sequence 2 ;-)
>Patrick (RHCT)
>
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