From Bugzilla Helper: User-Agent: Opera/7.52 (Windows NT 5.1; U) [en] Description of problem: After downloading the installation CD ISOs, checking checksums with md5sum and verifying that the checksums are correct, burning installation CDs, and using Anaconda at the beginning of the installation process to check each CD that each CD is OK, Anaconda tells me that EVERY CD is corrupted. Installation of RHEL4B2 is possible and (other than this problem) installation proceeds without incident. However, the resulting RHEL4B2 installation is VERY unstable, so much so that it is impossible to log off as one user to log on as another -- the system requires a warm boot using the computer's reset button. Other downloads and installations, using the exact same equipment and techniques, of RHEL3 and Fedora have proceeded normally, without this problem. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Recheck ISO checksums. 2. Burn new CDs. Different burn settings (such as speed) with each burn are used with burning each new set of CDs. 3. Restart installation. Actual Results: I'm told every time that every CD is corrupted. Expected Results: Every CD should have passed Anaconda's verification process. Additional info:
This is a dup of bug 131051, but it's a private bug, therefore I'm not going to dup this against it.
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