On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, Alex Dvash wrote:
> Do someone have any experience with this kind of hardware?
> Any ideas.. are welcome
try another distributions: Debian, Slackware.
I have some computers that I can not install RH or SUSE on it, but
Debian works well.
--
Vadim Smelyansky (
On Wed, 23 Jun 1999, Gilad Ben-Yossef wrote:
I don't think so, not for RH 6.0. The problem is with mixed NT/Win/Linux
on these disks. (and it's a NT problem).
--Ariel
> I'm pretty sure your problem is with the bigger then 8G HD.
>
> I've seen cases where the installation on such big drives f
On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, Alex Dvash wrote:
Actually, the answer is a dual NO.
I am running Linux on a dual pIII 450Mhz, 3 disks, Asus p2b-ds motherboard
(revision 1008 of the flash image) (it has scsi adaptec 7890 UW2
on-board).
It runs Linux without any problem, and I installed both RH 5.2 and t
I'm pretty sure your problem is with the bigger then 8G HD.
I've seen cases where the installation on such big drives fails.
Just put in a smaller drive and install on it and it should work.
FYI. I've seen similar problems with NT on these drives during installs.
I believe it has something to d
Try to see if you can upgrade your bios to latest version - we had similar
problem with Dual PIII 500 Intel board. Also try to run test programs that
you can get/download for your board.
On Wed, 23 Jun 1999, Hashibon Adham wrote:
|Hi, could you elaborate on the exact procedure, and what is the t
Hi, could you elaborate on the exact procedure, and what is the type of
problems you obtain and in which stage of the installation?
And did you read the compatibility dbase yet!, it will be helpfull to know
that your hardware Is ok (or not!), this means that the problem has
(hasn't!!) a chance o
On Tue, 22 Jun 1999, Alex Dvash wrote:
:
:Hi all
:
:I'm trying to insert , linux boxes as an OEM product in my company
:So I bought a dual pentium III 450 MHz. with 384 MB, in a Asus mainboard,
:plus 2 IDE disks, 9GB and 20GB, and a trident AGP display adapter with 4MB,
:3com905 and Adaptec 2940U
I have a suggestion: the elimination system.
Strip your system to a minimum possible:
Motherboard, processors, 1 hard-disk, display.
If that doesn't work too, cut one processor and lower your
ram to 64M (I consider that safe).
Try to narrow down your problem to a specific device that
doesn't your
Alex Dvash wrote:
>
> I tried Red Hat 6.0 and SuSe 6.1, and nothing. It fails somewhere in the
> installation process, it just get stuck, and again with another installation
> intent.
It happens sometimes, when the CDROM drive or IDE controller not fully
supported by Linux kernel. My suggestion
Alex Dvash wrote:
>
> Hi all
>
> I'm trying to insert , linux boxes as an OEM product in my company
> So I bought a dual pentium III 450 MHz. with 384 MB, in a Asus mainboard,
> plus 2 IDE disks, 9GB and 20GB, and a trident AGP display adapter with 4MB,
> 3com905 and Adaptec 2940UW.
> I tried
Hi all
I'm trying to insert , linux boxes as an OEM product in my company
So I bought a dual pentium III 450 MHz. with 384 MB, in a Asus mainboard,
plus 2 IDE disks, 9GB and 20GB, and a trident AGP display adapter with 4MB,
3com905 and Adaptec 2940UW.
I tried Red Hat 6.0 and SuSe 6.1, and not
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