I found, that this not only a problem of the netinst cd, but
also hardware dependent.
I can boot my old 486 Toshiba Satellite laptop with this cd,
but on my IBM Thinkpad T23 the cd produces the isolinux error:
Error: no configuration file found.
(The T23 does not contain the original optical drive, I changed the drive
myself years ago to an NEC ND-7551A. I had no problems in the past years
with this drive).
I checked the md5sum of the downloaded iso, it was correct.
I burned the iso to three different discs (from different vendors),
all showed the same problem. So this should not be a problem of a
bad disc.
I have a netinst iso lying around here from 13.06.2010, it boots
fine on my T23. It contains Isolinux 3.86
Is there some regression brought in by the Isolinux 4.0 version?
Greetings
Holger
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