RE: bootable .ISO including SCSI cdroms

[Manuel Antonio Camacho Quesada]

"It all depends". My ISA SCSI cards do not boot. I mean, they require some
other media to boot (as a floppy or IDE drive) and load the modules. On the
other hand, PCI SCSI cards are "bootable", so you can use your system fully
SCSI. I can not assure this is always true, just observations from my boxes.

-Manuel.


> Red Hat 6.0, 6.1, 6.2 all booted from my scsi cdrom.    What
> exactly is required
> in the kernel in order for the cd to boot not only from
> ide-cdroms but also
> scsi-cdroms?  Do all the scsi modules need to be included in
> the kernel?
> Details?



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