[EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Stern) writes:
> Your cdrom may also need to be set for the position on the cable
> (master or slave), so read your cdrom manual or look at the switches or
> jumpers on it if they exist. Anways, when you're done with all that,
> see if the install program finds your cdrom.
You can check to see what's been found with "dmesg | more". From the
rescue disk, type Alt-F2 and use that console. Look for something like:
hdc: FX600T, ATAPI CDROM drive
The I can use /dev/hdc, in this case.
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