On Thu, 2003-07-10 at 11:01, Jacques Lederer wrote:
> Hello,
>  
> I have the Red Hat Advanced Server, and there are 2 or 3 very specific
> problems which seem to be related to the distribution. I don't know if
> anybody here can help...
> 1) the e100 interface driver (This is a network card incorporated in a
> pentium IV motherboard) does not work.

I had to build the drivers from the intel software. I am using the e100
and e1000 with iANS for bonding and Automatic Failover. 
I have all three I can email you if you like.

> 2) the bonding doesn't work. This has to do with a kernel module,
> there is a bonding.c file and an if_bonding.h in the source tree, but
> something is wrong with it.
See above as to using iANS.

> 3) the kickstart installation doesn't work. I checked in various ways.
> I also checked it with a simple installation and a kickstart file
> generated by kickstart configurator. Each time it comes to an error
> message about /usr/bin/anaconda, or something like that.
I had managed to use kickstart when installing the developer edition.
When we bought the full version, I just reused the same partition table
but reformatted it.
>  
> The Advanced Server runs on a 2.4.9-e3 kernel, and it seems hard to
> get updates and stuff for that sort of kernel.
If you are using the Developer Edition, forget it. There will never be
any updates. I even bought six RH Network subscriptions to cover them. I
found out from Red Hat that they don't update that version even with
errata or security patches. (I found out after I had one box hacked due
to a hole in a package) In order to get updates and patches to RHAS, you
have to buy the full package at $1,500 a whack. You also can't just buy
one copy and use it multiple times. You have to buy for each server.
(Supposedly RH monitors this, so you can't buy one copy and put it on
multiple servers and expect to use up2date to keep them current.) The
full version does update. I am currently at 2.4.9-e.25.
>  

Good luck, Ed.


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