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Description of problem:
I just tried (twice to be sure) booting the Red Hat Rescue CD
on a bootable scsi cdrom drive

The cdrom is detected (by BIOS) as a bootable cdrom, and it boots.

after standard boot ascii scrolling screen I get the 1st dialog screen is the
keyboard selection screen. I select my keyboard (us ascii), and press ok.

I then get an error screen


                The Red Hat Linux Rescue CD was not
                found in any of your cdrom drives.
                Please insert the Red Hat Linux
                Rescue CD and press OK to retry

using controll alt F3, I see messages:

        * trying to mount device scd0
        * trying to mount device scd1

and if I press OK, I see these messages repeated (once for each attempt).

unfortunately there is not a shell available, so I am unable to diagnose further.


Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. bootable cdrom must be scsi
2. boot Red Hat Rescue cdrom
3. select keybopard and press ok
	

Actual Results:  can't find the booted cdrom

Expected Results:  normal rescue operation

Additional info:

exact same behaviour with the enigma system survival cdrom (which I only just
tried aftyer trying the Valhalla rescue cdrom. :(