Yudi Lukman wrote:
> I'm having a problem to install Red Hat Linux in my machine. It keeps asking
> : Which media contain the packages to be installed? The disk is ok because I
> had used it to install another machine. I'm using ASUS P5B motherboard,
> Intel Core 2 Duo 1.86 GHz processor, 2 x 1 GB Kingston 800 MHz clock memory,
> ATI X1050 256 MB VGA Card, Seagate SATA2 250GB HDD. I got information from
> ASUS' customer support stated that they don't support Linux for their
> motherboard so they don't have any driver to give. I had tried to install
> Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 update 2 and 3 and Fedora Core 5 but still the
> same problem. Is there anyway to solve this problem other than change the
> hardware? Thanks.
You may want to download and run a live CD like Knoppix to check to see
if you have any hardware issues. If you can get Knoppix to run and
recognize your hardware, you probably don't have a compatibility
problem. Generally speaking, when a company says they don't "support"
Linux it just means that they won't answer any of your questions through
tech support.
Chad Martin
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