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Linux cannot be installed from DVD's anymore?
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Thank you all for your input @LeFantome@programming.dev @LiveLM@lemmy.zip @terminhell@lemmy.dbzer0.com @Auli@lemmy.ca
Laptop got a SSD and SMART OK
So I burned at the lowest speed Fedora Vauxite and Rescuezilla and they worked fine. Burned Fedora Silverblue many times testing at the lowest speed, other burning app, other DVD burner and same problem. So it could be the ISO but why?
Gotta do further testing but I have to buy a DVDRW to stop wasting so many DVD's and prolly consult with the Fedora forum
The Anaconda installer suggests workarounds, gotta test them later
Id get fresh iso's. And also try at other speeds. Long ago I can remember... oddities...with slower burns.