02-07-2015
When loading Linux "loading please wait.." then nothing?
Hi everyone,
I have a problem but I have never installed a separate OS before so my lingo and understanding may not be as good as some of you. I will try and explain my problem best I can. I am trying to instead of loading Windows 7 when my computer starts up, for it to start linux specifically tails (a type of linux, I think). I have followed instructions online and have managed to get tails onto my USB stick, when my computer is loading I press F2 or F8 (forget which now) and a screen comes up asking me to select Live or Live (failsafe) I am told to select Live so I do. After this, a login screen should appear however all that happens is the following:
Decompressing Linux ... Parsing ELF ... done.
Booting the kernel.
Loading, please wait...
_
Appears for a split second then goes, a loading bar (blue and white) then appears at the very bottom of my screen, once complete ..
"early console in decompress_kernel
Decompressing Linux ... Parsing ELF ... done.
Booting the kernel.
Loading, please wait...
_"
appears again.
The _ keeps blinking, I have been watching it for well over an hour (it is doing nothing) at one point my screen even went blank so I thought it had finished so I pressed a key and the screen lit back up to show me the same message.
I have tried to load tails on 3 seperate computers and it does the same thing every time. I have re-downloaded tails (version 1.2.3, released 14 Jan) just incase it was a version problem. I am at my whits end here I have no idea what to do, please any help would be appreciated thank you.
Last edited by markhow30; 02-07-2015 at 03:36 PM..
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NAME
hol-light - HOL Light interactive theorem prover
SYNOPSIS
hol-light [options...]
DESCRIPTION
The command hol-light is a simple wrapper for calling ocaml and loading the HOL Light basic definitions (by loading /usr/share/hol-
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SEE ALSO
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