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Internal error: no kernel available/ installing mandrake linux
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I'm trying to install mandrake linux 10
I created a partition, and swap partition for installation.
When I try to proceed to the next installation step I get the following error:
INTERNAL ERROR: no kernel available
MDK::Common::Various::inte
/usr/bin/perl-install/pkgs
pkgs::bestKernelPackage() called from /usr/bin/perl-install/inst
install_any::setPackages()
/usr/bin/perl-install/inst
install_steps_interactive:
/usr/bin/perl-install/inst
install2::installStepsCall
install2::choosePackages()
(eval)() call called from /usr/bin/perl-install/inst
install2::main() called from /usr/bin/runinstall2:36
Wish you can help me proceed
I'm trying to install mandrake linux 10
I created a partition, and swap partition for installation.
When I try to proceed to the next installation step I get the following error:
INTERNAL ERROR: no kernel available
MDK::Common::Various::inte
/usr/bin/perl-install/pkgs
pkgs::bestKernelPackage() called from /usr/bin/perl-install/inst
install_any::setPackages()
/usr/bin/perl-install/inst
install_steps_interactive:
/usr/bin/perl-install/inst
install2::installStepsCall
install2::choosePackages()
(eval)() call called from /usr/bin/perl-install/inst
install2::main() called from /usr/bin/runinstall2:36
Wish you can help me proceed
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After the download and before burning to media did you do an md5sum check on the iso images?
Have you tried these CD's on any other system?
Have you tried these CD's on any other system?
ASKER
How can I do md5sum cehck?
I didn't try the CDs on any other system
I didn't try the CDs on any other system
On any of the mirror sights there should be a file with the iso images that has the MD5 checksum value for each of the iso images. Once you've downloaded the iso's you run an md5sum on those files and compare the result to what's on the download site. If they don't match the downloaded file is corrupt.
The md5sum tool is a part of any Linux system, but on windows you'll need to download one, see http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/using_md5sums.html
The md5sum tool is a part of any Linux system, but on windows you'll need to download one, see http://www.openoffice.org/dev_docs/using_md5sums.html
ASKER
I downloaded them from one of the mirror sites of www.mandrakelinux.com
My processor is intel P4 with intel motherboard.
I don't think that the CD has a problem