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I'm a bit confused on the Arch installation. I've done linux installations before, but this one has me stumped. Here's the situation in review.
1. I had Windows Server 2003 installed.
2. I burned the Arch iso to CD.
3. Restarted, etc. etc. etc.
Ran the install. Pretty much left everything default did Auto on the partitioning.
I did notice a bunch of "grep: No such file or directory" when the packages were being installed. What's going on here? Something isn't adding up. Did my system not get formatted or something? When the installation completed -- I restarted and after Grub began loading the whole thing went to pot -- I was getting panic errors as well as notices telling me that the system could not be booted -- I mean the filesysem could not be mounted. Hmm, any ideas? I'm quite experienced as far as this pc goes, but I'm really scratching my head right now.
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Well, what exactly is wrong? What partitioning scheme did you (try to) apply? Did it take effect? What error messages are you getting? I can't diagnose your problem unless you at least describe the symptoms. Could be anything from a failing hard drive or a corrupt filesystem to a broken menu.lst.
I will say that if you left *everything* default, there is no reason to expect anything at all. You *must* ensure that the config files are appropriately set up during the installation; Arch's installer won't do that for you.
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At the moment, you've gone to the doctor and said "it hurts" which doesn't give the doctor a lot to go on...!
As Trent has said, we need more information, starting with *specific* error messages
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The installation log would be nice^^ maybe thats what is going on on TTY7
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Corrupted CD? This happens to me quite often. Try burning again at low speed and perform integrity checks.
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