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Recognize my CD-ROM for a Red Hat install



I'm using the proprietary interface on the sound card.  The answer was found
in the Red Hat FAQs as suggested by Jerry Feldman.  You don't add the IO
base, IRQ and PAS where the script indicates, but on the line below,
'Miscellaneous options'.  Misleading at best, and I'd say a bug which should
be corrected.  Obviously Red Hat knows about it.  Thanks to the several
people who offered suggestions.

Karl

-----Original Message-----
From: Lar Kaufman <lark at world.std.com>
To: BLU.ORG <discuss at BLU.ORG>; gnhlug <majordomo at zk3.dec.com>; Karl
Hergenrother <imagelab at ziplink.net>
Date: Monday, September 07, 1998 6:46 PM
Subject: Re: Recognize my CD-ROM for a Red Hat install


>I used to use a Sony CDU31a CD-ROM with Linux, and it worked fine.  But
>I used a special Sony SCSI card that came with it (and another SCSI
>controller for other peripherals).  What controller are you using with the


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