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Operating Systems Linux Red Hat How to install fedora 13 from a usb media....it should not like 'live'? Post 302474722 by Praveen_218 on Thursday 25th of November 2010 07:02:33 AM
Old 11-25-2010
I think, there are some curruptions when you copied the iso.
Why don't youjust match the checksum of the iso you have with the one supplied with this perticular release?

Secondly, you may also put this USB drive into another Linux system and try to mount this ISO file onto that host, using the following command:
Code:
 mount -o loop /dev/<USB0> /mnt/USB

Wherein the /dev/<USB0> is what you would see in the output of dmesg command when you insert this removable drive.

Once its mounted under /mnt/USB, change to that directory and try to invoke the loader file directly. The absolute path now could be /mnt/USB/sbin/loader.

See what happens. Let me know the output.

Cheers!!!!!!!
 

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