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Re: RedHat 4.0 Cdrom Install Need SCSI Parameters - Help
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Terry Eck)
Fri Oct 25 15:23:47 1996
Date: Fri, 25 Oct 96 13:26:53 CDT
From: eck@sc10.dseg.ti.com (Terry Eck)
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On Fri, 25 Oct 1996, Erik Troan wrote:
>Michael halped you get all of this working, right?
>
>Erik
>
>On Fri, 11 Oct 1996, Terry Eck wrote:
>
>> This is addressed to anyone who has updated using the single boot
>> RedHat 4.0 Install from CDROM. When I boot up linux I have to specify
>> a particular address for my aha1542 controller. In the past at the
>> LILO prompt I've input "linux aha1542=0x130" and when the kernel boots
>> it says it found my scsi device, disk, and cdrom. However, during the
>> RedHat 4.0 boot when I issue the same LILO command the kernel does
Yes, indeed he did. I was able to upgrade my RH 3.0. However, now I have
another question concerning running the new kernel modularized. The only
way I can boot the new system is via one of my old monolithic kernels.
I had to synlink vmlinuz -> zImage_2.0.22 in the directory /boot. I tried
to boot using the installed kernel however my scsi did not work.
I'm ok for now but I may be back after the weekend when I try to do a
fresh install (not an upgrade). I still have RH 3.0 on another drive...
sort of a backup system until I can get RH 4.0 up the way I want it.
Regards,
Terry
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