I always get this errror when booting from the install cd.
the cd itself is perfect.

Try to put in the end of the kernel line in grub.

I've had this problem not with antix, but other distro's (fedora with a dvd). The problem was that one cd/dvd burner was incompatible with the cd/dvd drive I was trying to use the discs I had burned.

The discs work perfectly in other drives and on other system.

It was just the one CD/DVD drive that would not recognized discs from the burner.

I have had burner/drive compatibility problems before. I thought I would suggest this possibility.

Can you try one of the CD's on another system and see if you get the can't find antix filesystem? Can you try a diffrent burner.

If antix will boot on another system, you could install antix to a usb drive and use the usb to boot and install antix.

For the rootdelay I tried it but it doesnt worked.
But it was a problem the cd rom player __{{emoticon}}__

I have an other question, how do I have to mount my hdb drive to /home ?
srry if I'm posting a stupid question but I'm to this kind of linux __{{emoticon}}__

BrownPanda wrote: I have an other question, how do I have to mount my hdb drive to /home ?
srry if I'm posting a stupid question but I'm to this kind of linux __{{emoticon}}__

You could edit /etc/fstab for that. To do it automatically I think the best way would be for you to install antiX with sdb plugged in and choose it for the /home directory (I'm guessing that the installer has this option).

Also what you could do is install with /home in the same partition as / (root), then move your user's folder to sdb and link it back to where it was originally. If you don't understand, ask. But either way I think you should have to boot with sdb plugged in.