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Hi Red Hat I have previously had Red Hat Linux 5.2 up and running on my system with enhanced kernel upgrades without any major problems. I have just purchased your professional 6.1 edition and did not expect to have any real installation problems. when I tried to install the product using your CD rom version the CD booted the kernel and CD OK and then asked me for a Drivers Disk to be inserted. Please tell me what this refers to?. Having bypassed this option and ticked the Custom/fdisk options I found that fdisk did not recognised any of my three 4.3GB scci disks on which I have ample space (Disk 1 is used by Windows 98/ 95%, Disk 2 is used by Windows 98/50%, disk 3 is completely empty!!) I also have a 100mb IDE superdisc fitted which may confuse your software. I do not wish to upgrade the earlier version of Linux which I have now removed from my system. Please advise me how you would like me to proceed. The matter is of some urgency. Product c49c933d32970b8b Thanks Gerry Hooper
What are the specs of the SCSI adapter that you have in the system? I am betting that you have an ISA card which is not getting recognized by the system, and that is why the installer is not seeing your drives. If you do indeed have an ISA card, then you should get a screen showing what hardware has been found on your system, as well as giving you the opportunity to add more hardware support. This is where you would indicate that you would like to add support for your ISA SCSI card. Just pick the appropriate driver and specify the parameters if they are necessary (the system may autoprobe the card for the hardware address and interrupt) That should get you going. Let me know if you are still having problems.
We have fixed a number of bugs which prevented the GUI installer from running, so that issue should be resolved. With respect to Disk Druid, it created logical partitions as a matter of design, and therefore this is not a bug. We provide fdisk for users that wish to specify the exact partitioning of their drives.