I'm trying to install RedHat 9 on a machine with an Epox EP-MVP4M motherboard, but it isn't happening. The error message says that the machine is not supported. I'm not very technically minded, but since pretty much everything is onboard the problem can only be the motherboard itself or the Western Digital 20gb hd, as far as I can see. Or the memory, I suppose. I have 128mb, with 8 of this stolen by the graphics. The only setting I have changed is the onboard sound, which I cancelled when I put a soundcard in. The processor is an AMD K6 2 . The monitor, mouse, and keyboard are being identified okay, but when it gets to data being written to the hd, rh9 goes into deep sulk mode.

What is the situation with Epox and Linux, and more specifically the EP-MVP4M and RedHat 9? Are there ways round my problem? I would be grateful for any advice given. As you can probably tell, I am a complete newbie - or would be if I could load the os. I have put a similar post on an Epox forum, but received no replies yet. Is it a driver issue, or a patch issue, or do I simply have a machine that isn't going to run rh9? I looked at google before I started, and saw a post from somebody saying he had Linux running fine on an EP-MVP4A, but can find no mention of my own mb that is in English. And the Linux was not necessarily rh.

Geoff


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