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I d/led Comodo Rescue Disc which utilizes SliTaz GNU/Linux for LIve CD
Everytime I reboot with CD in drive it boots up and goes through the process.
then it says something like : Switching to NoHz Mode
then ACPI Exception : AE_NOT_FOUND
then ACPI No dock devices found
then ACPI : PCI Interrupt Link
then complete Total LOCKUP with GREEN SCREEN :
vgaarb : device added PCI:0000:01:00.0,olddecodes=io+mem,decodes=none:owns=none
My system is :
MS Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit SP1
Specification AMD Phenom(tm) 9850 Quad-Core Processor
HP LP2465 (1920x1200[at]59Hz)
2048MB GeForce GT 520 (XFX Pine Group)
Version 4.2.0
Vendor NVIDIA Corporation
Renderer GeForce GT 520/PCI/SSE2
possible video collision driver issue ?
Regards,
Crown
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You've been everywhere, haven't you? I've seen copies of this post at Ubuntu, Fedora and general Linux sites. Hell, you even posted this to unrelated projects with no connection to SliTaz or Comodo. I also found your posts on the Comodo forum.
Here's the thing: Comodo makes no official reference to SliTaz being used at all and instead says it uses a 'small Linux distribution'. I actually had to dig in the forum to find the connection. They also added an EULA on top of it. I wonder how compliant this is to the GPL...
This leads us to the main problem: We don't know which SliTaz version they used, what they changed or stripped to make the Comodo Rescue Disc.
So where does this leave you? At the mercy of the Comodo devs who feel so prudent to not hand out the information we'd need to help you. Go bug them and stop reposting this all over the internet. It's just annoying and won't get you help any faster.
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Agree with Trixar. Comodo live CD is made on top of SliTaz Cooking.
It may even be a buggy version of the cooking.
In fact. We are not able to help you with your problem.
You can suggest them to use a stable version rather than SliTaz cooking.
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