I left something else out, sorry, here are more details... I DID successfully install RH 6.2 from a boot floppy made from rawrite on that cd, and I had a book with 7.0 cd's in it, I also successfully installed from that using the boot floppy. (All on this same machine.) I think the cd is working fine, it may be a problem with the cd's I'm making or the way I'm using them. It works fine with a ready-made cd from a Red Hat boxed package or the cd's from the book, but my home-brew cd's from the ISO's don't seem to work.
Once I get 6.2 installed, it reads my homemade cd's just fine. It's pretty much got to be pilot error on my part, I think, either in the way I'm doing the installation or in the way I'm burning the cd's. I'm making the cd's on a Windoze box (I've tried 3 different ones, in fact) using the Adaptec ez-cd software, burning them from the ISO files I downloaded. I can install all day long using a ready-made cd, no problems. I'll try the idea about the 2nd floppy for when it asks for a driver disk, if anybody knows what else I might have fouled up let me know! Thanks for all the help, Kerry _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
