Jim,
I think this is not needed, since now I realize the problem is not "not
detection" but the problem was "no using noapic" flag.
I verified with FC4 install, if I have noapic taken out from grub
command line, some of the device stop working, like ethernet RTL-8139
I would like to sincerely thank Fedora Core team for coming up with
excellent rreleases every six months.
Usman
I'm glad that the install went well when installing with those options
at install time. I guess for the lack of proper video detection,
running /sbin/lspci -n and submitting a bug report with that
information should que the developers onto your computer's pci ID
numbers so FC7 and above should recognize your video card automagically..
I submitted a report as advised for the sis lack of detection problem.
As an example, here is the vague report that I submitted.
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=213884
Jim
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