I need to reiterate that when I boot from my fedora DVD initially, it appears like it loads my drivers OK as soon as it boots. This usually takes 2-3 minutes. It then asks me for my languages. Then I chose the CD installation method. At this point it says that my device driver cannot be found, and gives me a number of different drivers to choose from including several different types of SCSI. I am just not sure which one I should use for the install. It will not let me go beyond this step. Any further suggestions would be appreciated.
Ric Moore <wayward4now@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Ric Moore <wayward4now@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Tue, 2008-05-13 at 13:49 -0700, Robert Cox wrote:
> I just purchased a new Intel Core 2 Duo Pentium with a Windows Vista
> Operating system. I would like to configure my system for dual boot
> (Vista/Linux). I have already partitioned my drive using Partition
> Commander. I have also downloaded my iso files and burned them to a
> DVD disk. After rebooting and beginning the installation procedure. I
> made it through the first couple of steps OK, but it does not
> recognize my device driver when I try to install from a CD. How do I
> get it to find my device driver? FYI, I am hooked to the internet
> through DSL. I have thought about going through the NFS route. Does it
> matter which NFS I use? I am pretty new at this. I appreciate any
> assistance you can give.
It's now a scsi-drive, so you're most likely to find it
like /dev/scc0 /dev/scd0 or something like that, if you've been running
an earlier version of Fedora that used /dev/hdc0.
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