No improvement on the message of 2010-01-17, using the alternate CD image of 24 January and just doing a command-line install.
I got a glimpse of part of a message "NAK bailout" before the recovery menu screen covered it up.
Also, it's affecting my network hardware.
The ethernet temporarily acquires a new MAC address, ethernet address of eth1 instead of eth0, and a new IP address from the router (which thinks it's a different machine). This is a nuisance because I'm running a couple of server packages on it and it confuses the other computers on the LAN.
Turning the power off at the wall restores the address etc to normal.
No improvement on the message of 2010-01-17, using the alternate CD image of 24 January and just doing a command-line install.
I got a glimpse of part of a message "NAK bailout" before the recovery menu screen covered it up.
Also, it's affecting my network hardware.
The ethernet temporarily acquires a new MAC address, ethernet address of eth1 instead of eth0, and a new IP address from the router (which thinks it's a different machine). This is a nuisance because I'm running a couple of server packages on it and it confuses the other computers on the LAN.
Turning the power off at the wall restores the address etc to normal.