It sounds like the install program isn't finding your cd-rom. You may have
to tell linux where your cd-rom is. At install it's something like hdc=cd
(changes based on the cd-rom drive you have). I had to do this once a year
or as ago. Check redhat.com for the correct syntax. Hope this helps
: Tym Rehm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: RH7.1 Failing on install
Reply-to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It sounds like the install program isn't finding your
cd-rom. You may have
to tell linux where your cd-rom is. At install it's
something like hdc=cd
(changes based on the cd-rom drive you have). I
Ok, as a follow up to this install problem.
I have re-downloaded and re-burned the ISOs. I tried the burned CDs again
on 5 different machines:
Old P133 Desktop
Production RH6.2 SCSI running off an adaptec 7880 SCSI
A new Dual P3-866 all-scsi system
A dell
On Tue, 17 Apr 2001, Robert A. Hayden wrote:
Ok, as a follow up to this install problem.
I have re-downloaded and re-burned the ISOs. I tried the burned CDs again
on 5 different machines:
On each system, it boots fine, sees the CD, I enter "text" as the install
mode, and then it will
Trying to install on an old PPro-166 test box. 2GB IDE drive and a single
IDE CDrom. I'm doing a text install so video is irrelevant. I burned the
ISO images to two CDroms and disc1 boots fine. I enter into
"text" install and answer the first couple of questions. It then pops up
the "what is
