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On Wednesday 03 January 2007 09:55, Chuanwen Wu wrote: |
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> Oh,God! |
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> I can't start my machine with the livecd anymore even I have burned |
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> another livecd with "livecd-i686-installer-2006.1.iso". |
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> The error is still all the same:"coldpluging pci devices",which |
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> appears at 68%'s progress. |
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You have some kind of pci device that is not playing nicely with the |
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LiveCD. Perhaps a kernel module is starting with the wrong parameters, |
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or there is a bug, or whatever. |
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Remove all pci devices except ones you need and try various sensible |
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combinations in a sensible order to narrow down the device that is |
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problematic. |
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When the CD first boots, there is a splash screen where you can select |
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which kernel to use and various options. If I remember correctly it's |
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on the F2 key. Have a look there at stuff that can be disabled - acpi |
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is a common culprit so try that first |
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> Now my machine has a Windows2003,so is there any way that I can |
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> install gentoo in Windows? |
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No. |
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alan |
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