Not sure I'll be able to help, but I know Mint will burn and load from a DVD cause that's how I did it. You "might" try booting in safe graphics mode and see if it lets you load that way. Like I said not sure it will help. Also might post the specs from your system it will help those who have a clue (and thats not me btw) trouble shot what's going on.
Thanks,
James
Mint DVD?
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Re: Mint DVD?
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Re: Mint DVD?
You might try some of the tips in this thread
http://www.linuxmint.com/wiki/index.php ... ur_Live_CD
It's a way to trouble shot your LivdCD.
Hope it helps,
James
http://www.linuxmint.com/wiki/index.php ... ur_Live_CD
It's a way to trouble shot your LivdCD.
Hope it helps,
James
Re: Mint DVD?
BAN,
It sounds like a bad dvd burn/download. Re download and check the md5 sum against the one on the download site before you try to burn. If you have it available, use a different brand or lot number DVD. Burn at 4X speed and do so in a RAW mode. RAW mode may be listed as DAO or TAO. This is a mode of direct binary 1 to1 copying, without any additional formatting or tagging being inserted.
After you do the burn verify the md5 sum again. If md5 sums won't verify you don't have a chance.
Fred
It sounds like a bad dvd burn/download. Re download and check the md5 sum against the one on the download site before you try to burn. If you have it available, use a different brand or lot number DVD. Burn at 4X speed and do so in a RAW mode. RAW mode may be listed as DAO or TAO. This is a mode of direct binary 1 to1 copying, without any additional formatting or tagging being inserted.
After you do the burn verify the md5 sum again. If md5 sums won't verify you don't have a chance.
Fred