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Duff ISO (twice downloaded)
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Tried installing: &nbsp;6.0.0 build 3620759<br />
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The system has found a problem on your machine and cannot continue.<br />
Couldn't load multi boot modules: boot image is corrupt <br />
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No port for remote debugger <br />
Escape for local debugger <br />
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Tried a different CD. &nbsp;Corrupt ISO or hardware compatibility issue?<br />
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Thanks
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Tried installing:  6.0.0 build 3620759

The system has found a problem on your machine and cannot continue.
Couldn't load multi boot modules: boot image is corrupt 

No port for remote debugger 
Escape for local debugger 

Tried a different CD.  Corrupt ISO or hardware compatibility issue?

Thanks

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