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Install terminates following a 'failed to read /modules/module-info' 
message.

Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1.(Download & Burn Wolverine ISOs) - did this twice :)
2.Boot from Wolverine Disc1
3.Press Enter @ SysLinux prompt
	

Actual Results:
Screen1: 'failed to read /modules/module-info'....you may reboot

Screen3:
* found total memory tag: "MemTotal:       94660 kB"
* 94660 kB are available
* going to insmod cdrom.o (path is NULL)
* going to insmod ide-cd.o (path is NULL)
* going to insmod scsi_mod.o (path is NULL)
* going to insmod sd_mod.o (path is NULL)
* going to insmod sr_mod.o (path is NULL)
* looking for usb controllers
* found USB controller disabled
* going to insmod disabled.o (path is NULL)
* failed to insert usb module
* probing for ide floppies
* no ide floppy devices found
* looking for video cards requiring agpgart module
* found video card controller unknown
* in startPcmcia()
* found cardbus pci adapter
* need to load yenta_socket
* going to insmod pcmcia_core.o (path is NULL)
* going to insmod yenta_socket.o (path is NULL)
* going to insmod ds.o (path is NULL)
* cardmgr running as pid 29
* cardmgr returned 0x0
* probing buses
* finished bus probing
* found suggestion of yenta_socket
* found suggestion of yenta_socket
* found nothing
* trying to mount device hdc
* loopfd is 7
* getting ready to spawn shell now
* cannot open shell - /bin/sh doesn't exist

Screen4: (full screen, summary below:)
...Linux PCMCIA Card Services 3.1.22
...PCI: Assigned IRQ11 for device 00:04.1
...Yenta (yada-yada)
...Socket status: 30000006
...cs: IO port probe...
...cardmgr[29]: starting, version is 3.1.23
...Card Services release does not match
...modprobe exited with status 1
...cardmgr[29]: module /modules/pcmcia/serial_cs.o not available
...fopen(stabfile) failed
...(7)ISO 9660 Extensions: RRIP_1991A
...(4)Unable to identify CD-ROM format.
...(7)init_special_inode: bogus imode (0)


Same CDs are fine on another desktop; laptop with problem is currently 
running RedHat 7.0 just fine (so I've either got a newly defective cd-
drive, or...?)