Richard Michael wrote:
Three times today on different hardware (changing hard drives and architecture), I have attempted to install FC4 Test 3 onto a single partition reiserfs system, hda1 (10GB) = reiserfs, hda2 (1024MB) = swap. To launch the install, I used "linux selinux=0 reiserfs". The install proceeds normally, but during the initial reboot, the system halts when uncompressing the kernel and reports: ----- <snip boot loader messages> Uncompressing Linux... ran out of input data -- System halted ----- I might expect a bad hard drive, but, as I mentioned, this happens on two different drives, in two different systems. Does anyone know what's happening? Apologies if this is answered somewhere already. Thanks, Richard
Is the /boot partition reiserfs also? I read on another Linux distro that the /boot partition should be ext2 or ext3. The reason is due to grub.
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