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sounds a bit odd but I am trying to install FC6 or any other RH affiliate on my to become server.There's only one problem I am running the server with Areca 1120 PCI-X raid adapter. This RAID adapter driver are standard in kernel 2.6.19 (areca website). The latest release of FC is 2.6.18. Now I already tried the FC5 driver from Areca but this did not work, telling me the driver did not match the OS version.
So I need to have an install medium with Kernel 2.6.19 before installation can actually 'see' the harddrive it needs installing on.
Distribution: RHEL/CentOS/SL 5 i386 and x86_64 pata for IDE in use
Posts: 4,790
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Kernel 2.6.19 has not been released yet, it is still at release candidate 5 (rc5).
As a suggestion you should look again, it seems drivers are available for Fedora Core 2-5 and RHEL-3 and 4 and for CentOS-4.x (a freely available 'clone' of RHEL4), for example;
Hey lenard....well i did just that and its working about as good as a nice, super sharp stick in the eye.
The module I built works PERFECTLY but that's a WHOLE, ENTIERLY different ball game then from making a drivers disk, which I have also done...which for some strange reason works GREAT for installation but fails missirably on the next and subsequent reboots where all i get for my hard work is a blinking cursor where the first stage of grub should be...
So if you have something other then a snappy comeback at someone looking for help I suggest you shove up to the table and play a hand or two...as if you can't tell, I'm at my wits end.
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