[Q] Installation crash for Cyanogen M11

Hi everybody,

I need your help... I'm a total newbie and training on my good old Galaxy S I9000.

I followed many guides but always get stuck at the same point: when installing the CM 11 (tried M10, M11, M12) the open robot with red triangle appears, reboot and all over again.

Below the sequence of steps of the last tentatives:

1) install stock ROM I9000XWJW7_ITA_ValuePack_Gingerbread-236 with Odin, ok

2) install ClockWorkROM recovery CF-Root-XX_OXA_JW4-v4.4-CWM3RFS via Odin, ok

3) copy CM in the external SD

4) start recovery, wipe cache, data etc

5) launch installation

6) red triangle...

I tried two different stocks and related recoveries, everything works perfectly unless the CM installation.

As it happens always exactly at the same point I guess I'm doing something specific wrong, but really cannot figure out what.

I would really appreciate some help.

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