On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 10:03 AM, Max Hetrick <maxhetrick@verizon.net> wrote:
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Michael wrote:

> Or are there other boot options?


Have you tried to check the media?

At boot:

linux mediacheck

Check each CD as it prompts you to replace them. If that fails try it
with DMA turned off.

linux mediacheck ide=nodma

If everything passes, try the install with the nodma option then. That
has caused me grief in the past.

Regards,
Max


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Perhaps you should state your hardware where you tested CentOS, but most older hardware(server hardware) is known to be compatible with CentOS.