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Oooh Jackpot! |
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Thankyou verymuch |
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Anthony Dodson wrote: |
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>This guy had some luck and details his efforts... |
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>http://dev.gentoo.org/~spider/gentoo.dell.blade.txt |
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>-----Original Message----- |
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>From: Eric G Ortego [mailto:eric@×××××××××.org] |
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>Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2004 5:39 PM |
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>To: gentoo-server@l.g.o |
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>Subject: [gentoo-server] Dell 1655mc |
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>Has anyone any information on installing gentoo on a Dell Poweredge 1655mc? |
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>My problem is that these servers don't have ide or scsi floppy or cdrom |
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>drives. |
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>It has just one usb 1.0 plug which I *can* boot the live cd from, but |
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>*all* the cd's(knoppix too) fail to find the cdrom device when It comes |
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>time. |
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>I've tryed PXE booting to start the install but I only have a redhat |
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>server to work from and for me thats like pulling my own teeth with a |
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>claw hammer. |
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>Someone mentioned having to pass arguments to the kernel at boot , I |
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>have tryed nohotplug , hdc=ide-scsi , hdc=/dev/scd0 , and several others |
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>without success. |
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>HELP I really really need to be redhat ridden, I suck at rpm's and |
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>don't care to waste the rest of my week learning them enough to remove |
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>RH to install gentoo. |
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>-- |
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>Eric |
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