Description of problem: Although the MD5 is the same as that posted on the site, the disc 2 ISO is corrupt as determined by the installer and by errors in the xsri package when trying to install from the disc despite the test failure. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Download, burn to disc, install. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Maybe you misburned the CD. Why don't you try Fedora Core?
Sounds like an error occurred while burning the cd. This is not an installer bug.
I verified the MD5 sums of the ISO against the docs on the site. I reburned the disc multiple times on two different machines using two different sets of burning software. Each time I got the same results. I didn't use Fedora Core, but I don't have a Linux box with a burner in it.
Sorry. I didn't realize Fedora Core was the new distro until I read my Under the Brim after making the comment. I'll try it.
Did you check the ISO checksum *after* burning the CD as well?: $ mount /mnt/cdrom $ df | grep /mnt/cdrom $ umount /mnt/cdrom Use the number of 1K blocks in the following command: $ dd if=/dev/cdrom bs=1k count=<num 1K blocks> | md5sum Maybe you burnt the ISO as a file instead of an image? If you look at it in a file manager do you see one big file? I really wouldn't know why after this image has been available for months it's checksum would suddenly be corrupted now you use it... Otoh I never let the installer checksum the CDs. Still I find it very unlikely that such an issue wouldn't have been noticed before.