for a very strange reason: I had to enable UEFI support in my bios to make Fedora boot (installing worked without errors, but without UEFI = On in my bios it refused to find a bootable partition.
maybe you can give it a try.
Please visit,
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/CommonF16bugs#Somesystems.2CparticularlyAppleMacs.2CcannotbootGPT-labelleddisks
As it states,
boot with a live disc
su
fdisk /dev/sda
a
1
w
q
(this probably will solve your problem)
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oc
Check the boot order priority from the BIOS and set it to the one with which your computer should boot in (CD,USB,HDD)
Somehow your machine is trying to get a OS from the network (network boot) but is not able to get one. Try setting the boot order priority in BIOS and then do a reboot
Asked: 2012-01-01 13:30:21 -0600
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Last updated: Mar 28 '12
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