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>It could be a thousand different things; you made a noble effort to >give us the diagnostics from your system, but they are inconclusive >[what happens when it bails during the install?]. Sorry, I guess I'm just trying to narrow it down right now. Basically, my machine just hangs. It will hang during the install or even when I leave it in root mode before I initiate the install. When it hangs, the machine is totally dead. It doesn't respond to anything. If it dies during the install, the a: drive from which it was reading will just spin until I decide to reboot the machine. I'm fairly convinced that it doesn't like kernels above 1.0.9. >It sounds like either your /dev/hdb partition table was improperly >written to the disk [reformat it, there's nothing on it- right?], or >the kernel is pointed toward /dev/hda as your root device. I've formatted the drive several times. This includes doing extended checking for bad blocks. Hmm...how can I tell my bootdisk to use /dev/hdb as my root device? -ray
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