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Old 06-04-2002, 10:12 PM   #1
bobo
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Installing Linux w/ECS K7S5A motherboard


Hi:

I recently upgraded my motherboard to a K7S5A by ECS running a AMD Duron 1ghz chip with 256 DDRAM. I formatted a hard drive and installed Windows XP in one partition and tried to install Slackware 8 in the other. It won't boot correctly from cd , it stalls at "raid0 linear personality registered". It boots from install floppy disks, but upon finishing the installation and restarting it stalls in the same line during boot.
I have also tried Caldera 3.51 being the second Linux distro Im more familiar with, but it stalls on boot at "searching for scsi devices ...wait"...

I tried turning off the board PnP but to no avail.
Anyone has any idea what is causing this and whats the workaround ???

txs
 
Old 06-05-2002, 05:22 AM   #2
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flash bios first
 
  


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