vishal08083
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the red hat linux 9.0 installation setup is not detecting my 200 GB SATA hard disk. what to do now? please help....
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praka123
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redhat 9 will not install in sata and that distro itself is antique.dont go by brand name(as with windows) when it comes to Linux.get ubuntu,*www.ubuntu.com
it is free and better or even fedora is worth *fedoraproject.org .
and the successors of RH9 are called fedora.latest fedora is version fedora 7.all new distros installs on sata.
and post on open source section .
it is free and better or even fedora is worth *fedoraproject.org .
and the successors of RH9 are called fedora.latest fedora is version fedora 7.all new distros installs on sata.
and post on open source section .
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vishal08083
Right off the assembly line
thanx for this information on linux 9.0
one think more.
the fedora's setup provided in digit dvd july 07 is also not running. actually on booting wiyh dvd the manu appers and on selecting either new installation or upgrade , in both cases, the setup ends with an error. how to handle this......
one think more.
the fedora's setup provided in digit dvd july 07 is also not running. actually on booting wiyh dvd the manu appers and on selecting either new installation or upgrade , in both cases, the setup ends with an error. how to handle this......
cynosure
UbuntuUser
What error?
Just to make sure that the files on the DVD are not corrupted run a md5 check. It should be in the installation options while booting through the CD.
Check for md5sum on the net (I dont know which version you are talking about so cant help) and cross check it with yours. If there is any changes then the DVD is corrupted.
Just to make sure that the files on the DVD are not corrupted run a md5 check. It should be in the installation options while booting through the CD.
Check for md5sum on the net (I dont know which version you are talking about so cant help) and cross check it with yours. If there is any changes then the DVD is corrupted.
praka123
left this forum longback
u need to select a minimal installation,ie,where the package selection page appears,u select just gnome,Xorg only.later,after installation,u can complete other packages.also while installing the installer will stuck at one particular package name(.rpm),unselect that package also.
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