But, I don't have a SCSI card. That's the whole problem. Whether I press yes
or no, it stalls at that point in the installation.
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Weaver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2000 5:00 AM
To: 'Newbie'
Subject: Re: [newbie] Install problems
Chris,
It sounds to me like the install program is having a hard time with your
SCSI card. You might try running the installation after removing the
card. I have a feeling that it will install just fine after that.
--
Mark
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On Thu, 19 Oct 2000 1:36pm ,[EMAIL PROTECTED] spake...:
> I have yet another question. Last night, I tried to add Linux MDK 7.1 to
my
> computer. I have a 4gig HD and the first 2gigs are devoted to Winbloze.
The
> second 2 are setup to take Linux. Here is my problem. I boot from the CD
and
> start the 7.1 install. I pick the automated install and continue. It gets
to
> a point were it asks me if I have any SCSI drives on my machine. I tell it
> yes, pick the appropriate driver and attempt to continue. It asks yet
again,
> "Do you have any SCSI drives?" This time, I pick no and it asks me again,
> and again, and again. I'm stuck! It will not go past this point. So, I
tried
> running the Customized install and the Expert install and I hit similar
> snags. I'm getting very frustrated. Am I doing something wrong? I have
done
> an install of 7.1 before on this HD. The only difference is that the HD
has
> Winbloze on it now. Before it was clean. Help!!!!
>
> Thanks,
> Chris Kelly
> Registered Linux user 185775
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