Description of Problem: Redhat 7.1 will produces the error "I could not find a Red Hat Linux CDROM in any of your CDROM drives. Please insert the Red Hat CD and press "OK" to retry" It obviously booted off my CD, however it does not load the aic7xxx driver correctly. I have reference the boot disk and boot: Linux apic command that Doug Ledford has put out, however even after booting off the disk and running the Linux apic command, I am still unable to install off the CD. My hardware is a simple Dell Dimension XPS D266 with an adaptec 1940 for the SCSI cdrom controller. I have used CorelLinux and Mandrake with success. Red Hat 7.1 still will not read the media from the cd. Any new ideas for this? Thanks Shawn Kaiser Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How Reproducible: Very easy Steps to Reproduce: 1. boot off CD (or Ledford disk) 2. Uh... cant find the CDROM drive. 3. Actual Results: Expected Results: Additional Information:
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And here I thought that RedHat was the best Linux distribution... guess I will have to stick to Mandrake.