Installing Fedora via HTTP or FTP

Click this link: rescue CD download and burn the ISO onto CD with k3b, xcdroast, gnomebaker, or nero trial version

Boot the CD and choose the FTP install method you will receive a prompt asking you to input the following information:
1. Domain: ftp://mirrors.kernel.org
2. Fedora Directory: /fedora/releases/9/Fedora/i386/os (note: here you can change the arch to your system x86_64 or ppc)

I suggest you connect manually to your router via ethernet cable or if you want to use wireless it must be natively detected. A
workaround is to use something like the Netgear or Linksys wireless "game adapter" which is really a very simple wireless ethernet 
bridge. Make sure it's properly configured and plugin your ethernet cable to your computer and the game adapter and choose DHCP. 

If you're using DHCP and your router is already set to accept DHCP connections, it's easy and really no further configuration is 
required. Just choose DHCP and next.

If you're using a static connection you'll need to manually configure your IP, Gateway, Subnet and DNS. You will need to know these 
settings or be able to follow exact commands to obtain this information. If you have configured your connection via DHCP or statically
and followed step #2 you should not receive any errors and be able to install Fedora as fast as your connection can download up to
2Gbit/sec (kernel.org limit).