That part is probably a typo. It says to use a FDD or USB removable storage
for the driver disk image. Either expand it to a floppy, which the server
probably doesn't have, or put it unexpanded onto a USB flash drive.
Then boot from the built in optical drive and use the linux dd command.
Or you
on 10-16-2008 5:15 PM Clint Dilks spake the following:
>
>>
>> I get a 404 on the url in the OP's post, but if someone has a url to
>> the driver disk in question, I can try and look at what the issue
>> might be
>>
>>
> Hi
>
> http://kbase.redhat.com/faq/FAQ_103_13121.shtm
>
> Or go to http://w
I get a 404 on the url in the OP's post, but if someone has a url to
the driver disk in question, I can try and look at what the issue
might be
Hi
http://kbase.redhat.com/faq/FAQ_103_13121.shtm
Or go to http://www.scms.waikato.ac.nz/~clintd/R905/ just to get the
files I obtained from D
on 10-16-2008 2:22 PM Karanbir Singh spake the following:
> Scott Silva wrote:
>> It should work in theory. But if the driver disk is for RedHat 5u1, it
>> probably won't work with CentOS 5.2, as the install media will have a
>> different kernel. The driver disk only patches the running installer
>
Scott Silva wrote:
It should work in theory. But if the driver disk is for RedHat 5u1, it
probably won't work with CentOS 5.2, as the install media will have a
different kernel. The driver disk only patches the running installer kernel
AFAIR.
I get a 404 on the url in the OP's post, but if som
on 10-15-2008 7:33 PM Clint Dilks spake the following:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to install CentOS 5.2 on a Dell PowerEdge R905, and a
> problem that you run into is that the DVD Drive on the system is not
> recognized by the kernel.
> I have done some searching on the web and found
> http://kbase.red
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