Re: Another failed install - both video and ide hard drives not detected

[pismobum]

OK. I'll download the i386 version now.
As soon as I give it a try I will report back





On Thu, 8 Apr 2004 17:40, "pismobum" <pismobum(a)hotmail.com&gt; 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. 
It would be interesting to know whether an i386 version of Fedora Core 2
test-2 can be installed.  It may be easier to fix a bug that affects i386
than AMD64 as not all Red Hat employees have good access to AMD64 machines.

Please reply to this message on-list.

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From: "pismobum" <pismobum(a)hotmail.com&gt;
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Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004 12:40 AM
Subject: Another failed install - both video and ide hard drives not
detected


>  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
>
> Hope this helps...
> If someone wants logs let me know, with details of where it is.
> I have RH9 running on the machine, but I am a noobie to linux.
>
>
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