As linux 7.0 is loading from a cdrom or floppy boot. from the text or graphical mode and upgrading from 6.2 . Running /sbin/loader Failed to read /module/module-info install excited abnormally then it starts a kill process then it does an umounting and tells me i can Reboot my computer.
First, this isn't a bug with lilo, it's with the install code. Second, it most likely isn't a bug with the install code either, this almost always means you have bad installation media causing the install program to not be able to read the module-info file. Try using another floppy disk (try several for that matter, I've seen people think they had good floppy disks laying around and installation would continually fail, then when they went and bought some new floppies to make the boot disk from things started working, I'm assuming that you are making your own boot disks of course).
No I'm not making my own boot disk. This problem happens when I try a cdrom install, using Redhats boot floppy, in text or graphic mode , it makes no difference. Redhat support say's the problem is with the Kernel and AMD k6/3 and hardware. (VIA chipset) I have no problems installing RH6.2 and it runs fine on this hardeware.
I experienced this problem and I have just tried burning a second CD at a slower write speed, just to be certain, and that appears to be OK, so this must be down to faulty CD media, rather than any problems with redhat 7 itself. Tim W
This is a Redhat cdrom and and it came in a Redhat 7.0 deluxe package. And today I used this same Cdrom to load 7.0 on a Laptop with no problems.. I sure like the way Redhat does things , they don't think this is bug problem, and there own telephone support people said that it is and they have know Ideal when it's going to be corrected.. Like baby we got your $ 80 bucks, thanks sucker.
No, this is a problem, and we would like your help to assist us in tracking it down. Since the problem exists always when you load the initrd in any way at all, it looks like it could be a problem with the memory layout or with the bios (bios is used to read the initial ramdisk data). Check any memory timing settings in the BIOS. Please also try the boot disk I've made at http://people.redhat.com/msw/boot-7.0-slow.img. It has a modified syslinux on it that loads data in a different way. Let me know if you find this disk helpful.
Also, make sure that the Red Hat Linux CD is not in the CD-ROM drive when booting the floppy. If you get to the blue "loader" screen, that gives me an important data point. Refer to http://www.redhat.com/support/manuals/RHL-7-Manual/install-guide/s1-steps-install-cdrom.html#S2-STEPS-MAKE-DISKS to make the disk.
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Went to the Website you suggested and tryed to download the Boot.img but it just spits the Gar-bage out onto the monitor and if I click on the Reload and hit the shift-key it starts to download and stalls a lot , but It doesn't save onto the computer anywhere. How do you download this file. i'am using Netscape4.73 And thank you very much for trying to help me on this. I hope I'am able to reinstill my faith in redhat.
Go to http://people.redhat.com/msw/images and shift+click on boot-7.0-slow.img there.
Please reopen this report if you continue to have this problem.
I have the same problem, it seems to me a CD bad copy, becouse I tryied to run the rawrite, and gives me probles and doesnot run this aplication, I runed rawrite from the RH 6.1 and it worked, so it looks to me that same thing is wrong with the CD