FAIL TO INSTALL REDHAT 5.1 in TYAN MOBO
Hi all,
im trying to install Redhat 5.1 to Tyan Motherboard S5542 with spec as follow: CPU: Xeon E3-1275 v6 RAM 16 GB Storage: 120GB x2 SSD(RAID 1) The installation start with the graphical mode and stop at the page to choose language options. Both of my USB keyboard and mouse are not functioning. After several tries with other version . its all end at the choose language options. Is there a way for me to add USB driver into the ISO file and install the OS to my machine? Thanks |
Why RHEL5.1?
RHEL5 after 10 years is end of support as of the start of April 2017. RHEL5.1 would have been fairly ancient. The latest RHEL5.x was RHEL5.10. If you must use RHEL5 at least try to use the latest in that family. It may be later kernels in the RHEL5.x line have the drivers you need. You really shouldn't use RHEL5 at all though. As noted above it is end of support and various things such as TLSv1.1 & 1.2 are already known NOT to work in even the latest RHEL5. If you need a 2.6.x kernel you can go to RHEL6. If you don't require a 2.6.x kernel I'd strongly suggest going to RHEL7 which is based on 3.x kernel. |
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And if you're not planning on paying for RHEL, save yourself a LOT of headaches and load CentOS 7.2 instead. Unless you PAY for RHEL, you will not get patches/updates/bugfixes/security fixes, and won't be able to use online repositories to easily install software. CentOS is 99.x% identical, but totally free. ::edit:: Seems like you were told these things previously, and ignored them then too: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...00-4175582806/ |
@ newGuy@RHEL :
If you have some good reasons to use the obsolete RHEL 5, The 5.11 version is a must. The free version is "Redhat CentOS 5.11" 64bits http://vault.centos.org/5.11/isos/x8...n-DVD-1of2.iso - |
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For the pervious thread, it is a MUST to run REDHAT with NVIDIA Graphic Card. Proposed with CentOS was rejected. Lucky for me to managed to solve it. Else i cant keep my rice bowl. |
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Thank you for your reply. Will try it out later. |
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https://access.redhat.com/support/policy/updates/errata ...but from your other thread, you said you do NOT have purchased support. Which is it??? Secondly, the "requirement from upper management" makes zero sense. Upper management doesn't care what OS the server run, and certainly doesn't dictate such things, but they DO dictate purchasing new hardware. Which they approved, so it again makes zero sense that they'd approve new hardware and not the few hundred dollars on an updated OS on a production server. Your story makes little sense. And AGAIN, an old OS isn't going to work well (maybe at ALL) on new hardware. Quote:
Either load the latest CentOS 7.2 or pay for RHEL 7.2...pick one. |
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If you don't have a subscription then you might want to look at CentOS as mentioned by others. It is a binary compile of RHEL sources. Having said that, there ARE some differences between RHEL and CentOS. CentOS5 like RHEL5 is not going to be getting any further updates for the simple fact there won't be any RHEL5 updates on which to base them. If the kernel you're using doesn't have drivers for the peripherals I won't say it is impossible to find them and add them but I do think it will be extremely difficult because most vendors won't have added support for old OSes in their drivers. You really need to explain to your management that running RHEL5.1 is NOT an option any longer. Here I was able to convince management to go to RHEL6 because it has the same kernel base (2.6.x) and the things we were doing on RHEL5 (including running older Oracle) we were able to make work on RHEL6 though it did take some effort. This page shows RHEL5 was release over TEN YEARS AGO and 5.1 the first update to that is approaching ten years. Even the most recent update to 5.11 was 3 years ago. The number of security and bug fixes that were added over the years is quite daunting. https://access.redhat.com/articles/3078#RHEL5 |
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Try all out, nothing helps. will moved to redhat 7.2 ans test our application. Hopefully it will work |
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If you have not tested things, then how do you know what your 'requirements' are??? |
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CentOS 6.2 : Not always possible to update a version that old. (I couldn't update an old install of CentOS 6.6)
Latest is CentOS 6.9 http://ftp.funet.fi/pub/mirrors/cent...64-LiveDVD.iso |
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Our machine is all standalone no connection to Internet. When the projects meet the deadline, we move on to REDHAT 7 but that will take some times. |
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