Installing Fedora Core 2 on ms-6741 K8TM

I had a interesting installation of Fedora Core 2 on my new system. I installed Fedora Core 1 (AMD64) from CDs into a partition without any significant issues. It function properly for a early release, and I was just in the early learning Linux stages.
I then decided to install the "latest and greatest" when FC2 was announced. I downloaded the iso images and burned the CDs. I then verified the CDs on the new system with the FC1 boot CD. They all passed verification.
When I attempted to boot the first CD it booted to the boot prompt. I tried both menu & text, both failed the same way. The messages appear for loading "usb-storage", the a flash of a message for loading IEEE 1394, then the message "loading usb-storage". At this point the system is hung.
I was able to complete the install by going into BIOS and disabling completely the USB. After installation was completed an stable I then re-booted - enabling BIOS USB support. The system then finds the new hardware and loaded one USB 2.0 and 4 USB 1.1 devices.
System Configuration
MB MSI K8TM (ms-6741)
VIA K8T 800/K8M800
VIA VT8237
AMD Athlon 64 2800+
512 MB
ATI 7000
HD IBM 20G (Master Channel 1)
Plextor PX-708A (Master Channel 2)

RIPRJAK,
you seem to be knowledgable on all this, you think the Gentoo distro is the best to fool around with;
so far I've tried all Fedora distros', RH 3.0 enterprise,, Suse Pro 9.0 and 9.1 , Madrake 10.0 and FreeBSD. None of them really impressed me with stability, hardware detection and interoperability in a windows network. Especially working together with the cifs file system of W2K3 gave me some headaches
I only want to use it as a workstation, not necessarily 64-bit, in a predominant Win environment, and it has to interact with a W2K3 fileserver
your 2 cents appreciated

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