funny video

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You need to check those disks/iso's Stephen. Also, make sure that your 
hard drive settings in your BIOS are set for LBA. If you can boot that 
with rescue mode, do an fdisk -l on the drive and check the size of the 
/boot partition. By default, it should have made a 100mb partition, if 
the cylinders for that partition equal more than 12 and are like 500, 
that could be your problem. Bring this with you when you come with the 
cams and I'll check it out for ya.

Stephen Burke wrote:

> Jesse Jarzynka wrote:
>
>> Funny video I found from http://www.big-boys.com. Merry Xmas -
>>
>> http://media.big-boys.com/files01/switchlinux.swf
>>
>> -Jesse
>
>
> Here's another bit of amusement by the same guy who did the flash above:
>
> http://www.ubergeek.tv/article.php?pid=66
>
> About how I felt earlier today (except for the BSOD part) after yet 
> another failed attempt at FC3, which gives me no trouble at all whilst 
> installing, but staunchly refuses to boot at all after it's all done.
> I'm doing this on a 1.3Ghz Duron with 192MB RAM, so it should be 
> powerful enough, right?
>
> Booting hangs shortly after the "welcome to interactive startup" 
> message - at "configuring kernel parameters".
> I hit Ctrl-C just too see if I could get past that and it started 
> giving me all sorts of errors about not being able to "touch" this and 
> that, and various things being read-only, and so many other errors 
> that I can't even remember them all now.
> Clearly, I must must be missing some other crucial point here about FC3.
>
> S.