[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> I need to install redhat 7.0 on a box that has no networking
> available, but it does have an old panasonic cdrom hanging off a
> soundblaster card. (Even if networking was available, setting up a
> local nfs server on a box in its local area network for a netboot
> install would be tricky).
> The driver module I obviously need to add to the installer is sbcd.o
> (I assume taken from the kernel-BOOT package).
The first question to ask/answer is "Are you sure it's not an IDE CDROM drive?"
I ask because I have a SB16 card with an IDE interface; I used to hang a disk
drive off it.
I also have a Panasonic CD drive of about that vintage (though I can't lay my
hands on it just now, it's retired hurt), and I'd describe THAT as old. It has
an IDE interface too. FWIW it's 4x. I think OS/2 detected it as Matsushita
CF4, but my memory isn't perfect;-(
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