On Mon Dec 11 2000 at 17:55, John Summerfield wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Gosh I'm good to you.
You are indeed...
> "the drivers.img file in the images subdir (same directory as boot.img &
> bootnet.img boot floppies) is your driver disk image ...
drivers.img ?? When did that arrive?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Eeek. Anybody else have a definitive answer to this problem before I
> spend time doing that?
Gosh I'm good to you.
"the drivers.img file in the images subdir (same directory as boot.img &
bootnet.img boot floppies) is your driver disk image ...
"dd that file to a fl
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Still, it is a good question as this issue has hit me before.
> I've had other situations in the past trying to install onto (or
Not to mention thos nice new ATA100 plugin adaptors where one has to get a
driver from the website.
There ought be something sticks out
On Mon Dec 11 2000 at 16:46, John Summerfield wrote:
Heh, this appears to have become a public conversation between just
the two of us! Come on, others are allowed to join in! :-)
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> > Still, it is a good question as this issue has hit me before.
> > I've had other s
On Mon Dec 11 2000 at 14:53, John Summerfield wrote:
> [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
[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 detecte
On Mon Dec 11 2000 at 12:53, John Summerfield wrote:
> [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 n
[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
> in
I am assuming that this is a FAQ, so if someone can point me in
the right direction I would be very grateful. The redhat 7.0
cdrom documentation is _very_ thin on the technicalities of this
issue...
I need to install redhat 7.0 on a box that has no networking
available, but it does have
