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The installer cannot find a device on which to install RedHat. System: Abit BE6-II motherboard PIII-800 processor, 384MB ram LS-120 floppy on Primary ATA controller (/dev/hda) Pioneer DVD-ROM 115 on Secondary ATA controller (/dev/hdc) Quantum FireballP LM30 on HPT370 Ultra DMA66 controller (channel 1, drive 0 = /dev/hde) Quantum FireballP KX13 on HPT370 Utra DMA66 controller (channel 1, drive 1 = /dev/hdf) TEAC CD-W512E on HPT370 Ultra DMA66 controller (channel 2, drive 0 = /dev/hdg) The installer does not appear to recognize or install drivers for the HPT370 during intial boot up. Subsequently, it cannot see the hard drive it needs to use for installation and fails. Installing one of the hard drives on the slower ATA controller is not an option for this system. Do you have an installer patch to support the HPT370 chip? Note**: A version of Linux (based on RedHat 6.1) called "Gentus Linux" shipped with this motherboard and does recognize the chipset and drives. Are you aware of this version? Are you aware of a way to use the drivers from it to work with RedHat 7.0? Thanks in advance.
Support for these chipsets does not currently exist. It is being considered for future releases. This is much like bug 19531. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 19531 ***