Hi everyone, I have a couple of questions, and a problem. The first question is regarding installing RedHar 5.0 from SCSI CDROM. I have the RedHat PowerTools set (Six CD's). I created my boot disk and went through the install, but it only got as far as installing packages when it would hang. I tried it several times, and it hung at various packages. I.E. one time it might make it through 90% of the packages before hanging, then another time it might only make it through 20%. I finally got it installed by doing a minimal install. Does anyone know what might've caused something like this? I've been fooling around with it since then, and haven't had any more hangups (with the computer at least ;). Another question about the SCSI drives. I can mount them up from root, and I've modified /etc/fstab to mount them up just like I do from the root # prompt, but they never mount at startup (even for root). I get a message to the effect 'file system format iso9660 not supported'. I'm not at the RedHat box, and that is from memory. Should /etc/fstab mount them up? Is it possible that the kernel doesn't support SCSI, but when I mount them manually it loads the module? Any way, on to my problem. I wanted to set up my network card, but couldn't at install. I wanted to compile the ne2k.c program that I found referenced in the networking HOWTO, but it looks like only part of G++ got installed. There's no stdio.h (and three others that I don't recall off hand) in /usr/include. Somebody on IRC let me download them from him, but there are more referenced in /usr/include/gnu and some other subdir. Anyway, how can I get all of the proper include files installed so that I can compile in C? Thanks in advance, ========================================================== Joseph P. Merten | Good decisions come from experience. Sea Land 704-571-2333 | Experience comes from bad decisions. -- PLEASE read the Red Hat FAQ, Tips, Errata and the MAILING LIST ARCHIVES! http://www.redhat.com/RedHat-FAQ /RedHat-Errata /RedHat-Tips /mailing-lists To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" as the Subject.
