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Description of problem: Cannot install from FC5 CD or DVD images. Hardware: Winbook W235 laptop with Intel 855GM graphics and 1280x768 screen Running either the installation CD or DVD on this machine displays a garbled background image. Hitting enter into isolinux returns the error: Could not find kernel image: linux Since all other options require the "linux" initial command, they could not be run either. I also tried entering "vmlinuz" directly. Linux began to boot but failed with a kernel panic. Searching for this problem on the Internet reveals that the "could not find kernel image" command crops up from time to time in a number of distributions that use isolinux. Usually the problem is a bad installation image, but that is not the case here. The DVD installed properly on a desktop machine, and both images match their SHA1 summaries. Also, FC4 installed from DVD onto this machine without incident. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): FC5 How reproducible: Insert DVD or CD; reboot. You cannot proceed. Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info: Please add either "isolinux" or "installation" or some such to the list of components, since this problem applies to none of the current list.
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