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If I were you, I would have installed it on a 2nd hard disk itself
has it crossed your mind that maybe lnx4win is causing all your
problems ?  I've tried almost every major distribution available and
they _always_ work fine.

get a 2nd drive and install on it and give it another go, you won't
find any installation problems, trust me.

Brando wrote:
> 
> What a crappy distribution. No matter what I do, the installation fucks up somehow. No
> matter how many times I try to install LM 7.1 using lnx4win (Linux for Windows), there is
> always atleast one or two  packages (and always a different package) that causes an error
> during installation. There's errors in perl scripts, like for detecting pcmcia cards.
> Can't even use expert mode because there's errors in perl scripts when trying to format
> the partition.
> 
> Now, this time I get  an error during bootup that it can't find the image file for
> initrd!! WTF!! What, did LM just forget to create one during the installation? What image
> file is it looking for? linuxsys.img perhaps?
> 
> So, if anyone possibly knows what it means when it can't find the image file for initrd,
> please let me know a way to fix it.

In article <o9ggtsk33esddhmdd699pkdqmhli3mpbh5@4ax.com>,
Brando  <bhoppe99@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>What a crappy distribution.

So, switch to another one... 
Why use a product that you're not happy with?

If you're not willing to pay for your CDs, then go to the Free Unix
Giveaway List at <URL:http://visar.csustan.edu/> and get a CD for
free.

/A

-- 
Andreas K�h�ri,
Uppsala University, Sweden.
------------------------------------{ GNU it yourself: www.gnu.org }----

> So, switch to another one...
> Why use a product that you're not happy with?

This is so true. It's not like it was really expensive or anything.

Well I have it installed on my computer (version 7.1) and actually I find it
very good considering it is only one of two (the other is SUSE) that allows
you to install the distribution on a ReiserFS (Journalling etc) thus really
good performance is achieved.

Matt

"Andreas K�h�ri" wrote:

> In article <o9ggtsk33esddhmdd699pkdqmhli3mpbh5@4ax.com>,
> Brando  <bhoppe99@hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> >What a crappy distribution.
>
> So, switch to another one...
> Why use a product that you're not happy with?
>
> If you're not willing to pay for your CDs, then go to the Free Unix
> Giveaway List at <URL:http://visar.csustan.edu/> and get a CD for
> free.
>
> /A
>
> --
> Andreas K�h�ri,
> Uppsala University, Sweden.
> ------------------------------------{ GNU it yourself: www.gnu.org }----