Re: Another failed install - both video and ide hard drives notdetected
On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 07:16, "pismobum" <pismobum(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
Got the i386 version and installed, results follow:
I had the same problem as so many others on the list with having to use
another Disk1 to get started.
Once past that I had almost no trouble getting it loaded and working.
The i386 version at least recognized that I had a video card and
hard-drives,
Interesting.
Incidentally do we have an upgrade path from i386 to AMD64? If you want to
get the machine working in the near future then it would be easiest to
upgrade to AMD64 from a i386 install.
Also if it could be an option to rip a hard disk out of an i386 system and put
it in an AMD64 system and just use yum to install the AMD64 stuff it would be
really convenient.
> On Thu, 8 Apr 2004 17:40, "pismobum"
<pismobum(a)hotmail.com> wrote:
> > I attempted install of the AMD64 version and
> > the probe failed to recognize my video (nvidia GeForce4 4000)
> > and in the text setup as soon as I got to disk druid I was informed
> > that I did not have any hard drives.
> >
> > My hardware:
> > Brand new AMD 64 3000+ CPU
> > Brand new GigaByte K8n Pro MOBO
> > DDR330 512m RAM
> > older Ide hda 80G
> > new sata 150 120G
> > new ide hdb 133 160G
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