Can't instll from DVD openSuse 11

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Hello,
I have big problem with set up openSuse 11. I can’t install it to my hardrive. First I tell U on what kind of equipment I am actually working and it is Geforce 2/mx/400 Sempron 2200 but I have accelerate it down and now it is working as a AMD Sempron, 1166 MHz (9 x 130) motherboard Asus A7V880 756 ram in two pieces. And now the DVD is running but whatever I choose I can only see loading kernel and than black screen. If I choose install the instalator stops on this. I will show a short video about 3 mg


http://odsiebie.com/pokaz/959968---36ad.html

Off course it is free web hosting. Thx for any help I am a begginer and I don’t have a bloody idea how to solve it ang I cannot found the solution using google
Artur
P.S sorry for my english but I am not very good in it

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At the boot of the dvd hit F3 and choose ‘text’
try that or ‘vesa’

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If the graphical boot menu doesn’t show or freezes, try press and hold Shift on the keyboard when booting the installation media. This starts the text-mode boot menu instead.

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I have tried but nothing. I also have try loading kernel in safe mode , no ACPI, no local ACPI but nothing works still i have the same error.:frowning:

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have you run the media check from the dvd boot screen options?

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I can’t because if i do it i have loading kernel and black screen

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Ok, so did you run a md5sum check on the downloaded .iso? And the finished dvd?

If you have more than 1 pc, try it that.

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To check md5 sum i use this software


http://md5-checker.tsoft.qarchive.org/_download2.html

and the checksum I try to check was that


8abac6680ecc152f103006b02f9ff67f

And it shows that the md5sum is not correct. So i have to download it one more time or again burn to dvd cause I have the iso file on my drive?
Artur
P.S This is my md5sum
On my laptop I have the same error


06661D035685185F5B01C850BB008B2D
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Were you checking the md5sum of the .iso or the burned dvd?

If the .iso is wrong and you downloaded it with bittorrent, then use the re-check in your torrent client.
Even if you downloaded the .iso with http/ftp it is still possible to load it into a bittorrent client to do a re-check.

In my experience I very rarely get an .iso file check that is wrong. But it’s not that unusual for the burned dvd/cd to be wrong.

Basically, you shouldn’t need to download it again - just re-check in your torrent client if the .iso is wrong. Then burn dead slow!!! If you are in windows use a burner like:Download ImgBurn 2.4.2.0 - FileHippo.com

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Hello I have checked again md5sums and they are not valid they are different. So I have to burn the image again or download it again?
Artur

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If you downloaded with a bittorrent client do a force recheck.

Anyway, you didn’t say if it was .iso that was wrong or the burned dvd!

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I have downloaded it from ftp/htpp the iso which I was verifying on my hard drive and I also have burned the cd from this image using alcohol.
Artur

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try this option at boot
clear the kernel arguments and type:

edd=off

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Ok i have solved the porblem i downloaded live cd and install openSuse from it and everythinks work great. Thx for help;)
Artur