Pierre Lamb wrote:
The doc say at the boot: prompt you can type linux mediacheck then it supposed to ask the locaction of the iso files . It DOES NOT DO THAT.
Then how does it find the iso files to do the install? Did you boot from a floppy or CD?
Also the requirement to have iso file on and non VFAT or NTFS file system. Many users will download using WIN200 or XP using VFAT or NTFS systems.
NTFS is totaly unsupported in Red Hat Linux. Has been that way since before RHL-5.0. Hard drive installs have supported FAT and VFAT for a long time. Looking at the anaconda code it's unclear what filesystem type it tries to mount the isodir as. I'm not very good with python :( I'll try to get the iso images on VFAT filsystem to check though.
The thinkpad uses a ATI rage 128 mobility chip set it works properly under rh7.1 but when I do a fresh install of rh8.0 the dccprobe reports unknow. But if I
So it misdetects the monitor (LCD in your case). Does it work with a CRT attached instead? -Thomas
