[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I used pcmcia.img to boot. I get prompted for "driver disk" not sure what
> disk that is. I tried the pcmica disk itself as well as the other images
> and even compiling the pcmcia modules on another linux box and putting
> them on a floppy. I checked RH Install Guide (which to me has never been
> useful) and couldn't find any help. I bypassed the driver disk and
>
There is a new image on the RH updates images directory.
It is: gdth-driver-disk.img
It seemed to ask for the disk, only when I used "expert" install.
When I just pressed enter for "normal" install, it didn't ask for the
driver disk. My only problem is still the 20 minute delay for each
rpm being installed.
Any ideas on how to see what processes are causing the delay?
TIA,
Bob Sparks
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