> Hi Hadi, > > I think it could be one of these things: > > * Boot device priority: you should check that CDRom is the first one (it > isnt that probable because you have already booted from CD at least one) > * CD reader broken: you should try with another CD, to see if it works > * CD broken: you should try in another computer to see if it works > > AFAIK should be one of those things, beacause if Windows have any error > reading the disk format, it should be pointed in the install process, I > mean, you don't even have to have a disk connected to '''try''' to install > it > > Regarding the VM software in Linux (desktop), you have VirtualBox and > VMWare. For most things that I do, I prefer VirtualBox, because its in the > repositories and much faster to install: > > yum install VirtualBox > > > Bye, > Andres > > > > Thank you very much for your reply . Please be informed that : -Boot device priority is ok , as I checked it on BIOS CMOS - CD drive is ok , as it can read other CDs - Windows installation CD is ok , as it can be installed on other platforms I tried to install VirtualBox/VMWare on my CentOS but it didn't get through . I don't know exactly if it comes from wrong repository on my CentOS or it comes from the fact that I am trying from IRAN and it is prohibited for my country domain. Please help me and show me other alternatives. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.centos.org/pipermail/centos/attachments/20100418/ac64ae06/attachment-0003.html>