I had RH9 up and running before.
I am starting over now. I now have XP Pro on a 6GB HD. I have moved XP to the end of the drive using Partition Magic. I have the ISO images copied to the root C:
I downloaded Rawrite and Bootdisk.img to create a Red Hat Installation Disk.
I boot with the Installation disk and leave Directory holding image blank. Get Device /dev/hda1 does not contain images.
No matter what I choose It does not find the ISO images.
I can not autorun these disks. I have done this once before. I just cant figure out what I am overlooking.

ISO's aren't going to do you much good. The easiest solution is to burn an iso to cd as an image. You'll know you've done it right when you see a directory tree rather than one large file on the disc.

I have downloaded WinImage.
I can now see the ISO image that is on the root of my C: as a directory.

I did not run into this problem the first time. It still does not find the images on the hard drive.
I dont really care if I loose XP what is the easiest way to get the install started bearing in mind that I do not have the option to Boot from the CDs

Can you not boot from cds because your BIOS doesn't support it? No burner? This really would be the most pain-free installation method.

Anyway, moving XP to the end of the drive has probably renamed it from /dev/hda1 to /dev/hda2. Try booting from your installation floppy and using cfdisk to make sure.