wonderdog33
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"Not the correct RedHat Linux CDROM"
Got RH9 out of the box and am ready to install it. I plopped in the first disk and everything went smoothly. The install was about halfway through, and the computer spit out the first disk. "Please insert Disk 2". So, I inserted RH Installation disk 2 of 3 and I get a message that states "That's not the correct Red Hat Linux CDROM." What's going on here?
By the way, there's 645MB of data on the disk. I tried burning it to a 700MB cd and got the same result.
Thanks.
Eric
By the way, there's 645MB of data on the disk. I tried burning it to a 700MB cd and got the same result.
Thanks.
Eric
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I had the same problem too. It turns out that there's a bad signature on CD#1, which causes it to reject install disks 2 & 3. Since it sounds like you bought the boxed set, you can call support (1-800-REDHAT1), and they'll send you a new CD#1 (CD's 2 & 3 should be fine)