Description of Problem: During installation system would hang after the detection of the CD-ROM. Some how was able to get past it on one occasion and performed install. Upon rebooting system after install it continues to hang every time at this location. Would like to know how or why system hangs or a way to correct. Are there any known BIOS settings that could interfer? How Reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Boot system 2. Try to install OS 3. Actual Results: System hangs with no error messages Expected Results: Boot to OS Additional Information: All hardware is new and was burned in for 2 weeks excecpt for hard drives which were factory new and did not contain any OS prior. Asus mother board latest BIOS Twin Intel P800mhz Twin golden orb coolers 1/2gig ECC RAM (Micron) Acer 50x CD (2)IBM 7200 75gig ATA100 drives Promise Technologies TX2 controller running RAID1 Intel Pro 10/100 Rage128 AGP video
This might be an issue for Red Hat tech support instead of bugzilla - there doesn't appear to be a specific problem here that you can provide details or a solution for. I would start by trying RHL 7.1 instead of 7.0 - newer usually means less bugs. :) Sorry for the delay. (bootpc has nothing to do with the boot process, incidentally. Most likely this was a 2.2.x kernel issue.)