> >As I recommend to just about everyone, try running dasdfmt and mke2fs >manually. To do this, you'll have to start up rhsetup and get to the point >where the DASD devices get defined. (The Red Hat installation process >dynamically creates the entries in /dev after you tell it what volumes >you're using.) When you get to that point, telnet in with a second session, >and do the "dasdfmt -b 4096 -f /dev/dasda" etc. You can ofcourse make your own ones, like mknod /dev/dasda b 94 0 mknod /dev/dasda1 b 94 1 and then run dasdfmt and 'fdasd -a' against them. I found that in some situations the RedHat installer does not recognize the disks after it has formatted them, and it helped to simply reboot after formatting.
