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I'm doing a new installation of RedHat 9, I have two hard drivers on this system.
hda is 850 MB: /usr
hdb is 541 MB: /boot, /, swap
When the installation is done, following is the screen message shown for my first boot. After the last time of kernel panic, the system just hang there:
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How do I determine which chipset my motherboard has?
Open up your computer and read the number on the IDE chipset.
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Or should I add some special boot parameter?
It is possible that the file system for / is ext2 and you have
told the boot loader (grub or lilo) that it is ext3, or vice versa.
It is also possible that you have told your bootloader to look for / on the wrong drive or partition.
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Distribution: Red Hat, Fedora, Yellow Dog, Debian, FreeBSD, Embedix
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I had simillar error messages. UDMA between controller and hard drive didn't play nicely. Try switching to PIO mode and see if you still get the error messages. research teh wen for status=0x51 and error=0x40.
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