[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> But I want to know how I can get the installer's kernel to easily
> load that sbcd.o driver module!
> Can anyone tell me??? please...
Does this not work? (I'm looking at file:/mnt/cdrom/RH-DOCS/rhl-ig-en-7.0/s1-in
stall-begin-install.html)
If a drive is not detected, you'll be asked what type of CD-ROM drive you
have. Choose from the
following types:
SCSI
Select this if your CD-ROM drive is attached to a supported SCSI
adapter; the installation
program will then ask you to choose a SCSI driver. Choose the driver
that most closely
resembles your adapter. You may specify options for the driver if
necessary; however, most
drivers will detect your SCSI adapter automatically.
Other
If your CD-ROM drive is neither an IDE nor a SCSI, it's an "other."
Sound cards with
proprietary CD-ROM interfaces are good examples of this CD-ROM type. The
installation
program presents a list of drivers for supported CD-ROM drives -- choose
a driver and, if
necessary, specify any driver options.
I HAVE seen mention of loading extra drivers; I'm sure you can find it;-)
There's something about extra parameters somewhere.
BTW Ought we not be on Guiness? Don't I recall you complaining about someone
asking non-development questions on this list?
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