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RE: Red Hat releases Fedora 11
I've been using Fedora 8 till now but since it was recently EOL'd, I had no choice but to make the switch to a newer version. It turned out to be a big mistake. The damn LiveCD won't even boot. It goes upto the part where the USB devices are loaded, and it gets stuck after that. I tried various combinations of kernel parameters, like nomodeset, acpi=off, noacpi, nousb and it doesn't make a difference.

I tried to get help from IRC, and everyone gives me suggestions that I've tried already. I filed a bug report on bugzilla and noone has responded. I asked on the forum and no response there either.

I suppose you're all gonna call me a troll because it works "perfectly" for everyone else, right?
Posted by: perlcopter   Posted on: 06/15/09 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Comment translation  Richard Flude | 06/11/09
is linux distro releases twice a year is doing any good?  kiazhi@... | 06/11/09
There are a few distros that rarely do a full new release,  g2g591 | 06/11/09
Then why choose a distribution that does?  Richard Flude | 06/11/09
quick boot up ... naah  siglostaffords | 06/12/09
VERY SCIENTIFIC  Parassassin | 06/12/09
RE: Red Hat releases Fedora 11  perlcopter | 06/15/09
RE: Red Hat releases Fedora 11  AHA_z | 06/24/09

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