The machine is an Intel Celeron700, MSI EPPro(i815), Aopen 16x CDROM,
128MbRAM and I don't think that should be a problem, I still do belive has
something with the way that the CD was built, please give me some other
clue, maybe some "by hand" install instructions (in the worst case :-( ).
Thanx,
Tibi
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> Hi all,
>
> I have this RedHat 7.1(Seawolf) CD delivered with a local magazine.
> Each and every way I was trying to install, after the kernel and
peripherals initialisation, when the installer starts, I got a message
saying that I
> have no RedHat CDROM in none of my CDROM drives.
> I tried:
> -booting from floppy (boot.img,drivers.img);
> -copy the cd to the /dev/hda1 (fat32) partition and booting from floppy;
> -copy the cd to the /dev/hda5 (ext2) partition and booting from floppy;
> all with the same result.
> I have RedHat 6.1(Cartman) already installed. I can 'see' the cd in win
and also in linux.
Try including what type machine your trying to install onto, as well as
brand/type of cdrom, etc.. Maybe that system is too old and not recognized
or something.
Mike
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