Did you use a download manager to download the ISO?Originally Posted by wilson1
Did you confirm the md5 checksum after you downloaded it?
What rate did you use to burn the CD?
Back track problems
After typing in the password I type in startx and get a ton of error messages. Here are a few:
Invalid IO allocation
requesting insufficient memory window
cannot find a replacement memory range
Mouse1: cannot open input device
Fatal server error: failed to initalize core devices....
Not asking to be spoonfed, But I'm stuck.
Did you use a download manager to download the ISO?
Did you confirm the md5 checksum after you downloaded it?
What rate did you use to burn the CD?
"\x74\x68\x65\x70\x72\x65\x7a\x39\x38";
No download manager
no md5
not sure about the burn rate
But back track seems to load fine. It runs airodump just fine. But when I type startx it's got major problems.
Try flux instead of startx perhaps its a video issue.
"\x74\x68\x65\x70\x72\x65\x7a\x39\x38";
It does the same thing
I got it. When I boot I have to enter... no hotplug..or else it goes into a loop after it loads about halfway. But if I don't enter no hotplug and just let it loop for a few minunites it will finish loading and then it's fine.
Disregaurd my last message,I still have problems. I'm guessing I need to get it to load properly without having to enter (no hotplug) and with out having it go through that looping mess. Now when it loops it scrolls real fast but here is as much of the error message i can make out:
2.6.20/src-drivers/alsa-driver-1.0.14rc2/pci/hda/hda_codec.c:216: hda_codec: invalid dep_range_va. That's all I can make out.
What does it mean
boot into another OS (like ubuntu live cd) and delete hda_codec.c (do a search on the partition). i had the same problem and this fixed it
I don´t find hda_codec.c
Is it because I have the Live CD Version installed?
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