Hi,
With a RedHat 8.0 installation CD ROM, I have tried to make RedHat see
an on-board Adaptec AIC-7902 HostRaid card sitting on a brand new
Intel SE7501WV2 Xeon board.
This failed, so I downloaded a Driver Disk from Intel for RedHat8.0
(done a linux dd start at the prompt). From Alt+F2, I can
he image and at the
install boot: prompt type "linux dd" and follow the instructions.
On Friday March 07 2003 07:48 am, Jesse Keating wrote:
On Friday 07 March 2003 01:37, George Magklaras uttered:
With a RedHat 8.0 installation CD ROM, I have tried to make RedHat see
an on-boar
Have you done a make modules and also a make modules_install ?
If not it doesn't surprise me the least.
If you do this and it makes the dependencies properly (you will know
if you see the module under the /lib/modules/[kernel-version]
directory structure), it should work.
Regards,
GM
Jesse Keat
nmap will show the open ports of the machine, but it will label them
according to its own rules.
The best thing to do is to use netstat. As root, if you do:
netstat -p -a -A inet
This will list all the processes that are bound to certain ports.
Depending on how active is your system, you might
The system architecture is determined by the processor. uname -p would
list what is the architecture with which the current working kernel
was compiled. This choice will work but it might not be the optimal
one. The best way to determine the optimal architecture is to look at
what processor yo
