2004-05-21, 06:16 AM
perhaps your media is not burned or downloaded correctly - it happens believe me,
make sure to do a md5sum check on your media before attempting to install
read this to see how to get your md5sum program
also, as fedora's own website says
Quote:Boot From the DVD or CD to Run the Installation Program
The ISOs have an md5sum embedded in them. It is strongly recommended you verify the md5sum on any Fedora Core CDs or DVD you create using downloaded ISO images. This will ensure that the disk was burned correctly and prevent installation failures related to bad media. To test the checksum integrity of the DVD/CDs, boot off the DVD or first CD, and type the following command at the boot: prompt:
linux mediacheck
The checksum operation can be performed in any order.
To start the installation program, boot from the DVD, the first CD, or the boot CD made from the boot.iso image.
please check this before assuming you have a fedora problem
cheers
anyweb