On Sat, 2003-02-08 at 15:00, Steve Strong wrote: > The drive count I got from the SCSI bios. The id's listed in the SCSI > bios are 0, 4 and 6. > > I'm lost in you acronyms: > > SMP > IIRC > > what do these mean, and how can I install and boot the SMP kernal (S... > Multiple Processor???) To see what's installed, from a terminal type rpm -q kernel or look in /boot. If you don't see smp there, then you can install it: rpm -ivh kernel-smp-<ver>.<arch>.rpm from the rpm dir on (probably) disc 1. > I completed the install, including putting Grub on sda0 in the MBR and > upon restart, the system used another boot loader. Does anyone know > what this might imply? Another boot loader, but it still loaded linux that you just installed? Are you sure? How do you _know_ that redhat doesn't see the extra SCSI drives? If you installed everything on one drive, you may just have to fdisk and mount the others... Also, you could create a boot disk (mkbootdisk) to skip the boot loader. HTH, -- Iain Buchanan <iain@nospam.pcorp.com.au> Experiments must be reproducible; they should all fail in the same way.
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