>look what I get on one of the installation log screens:
>
>* Cannot find /tmp/drivers/rhdd-6.1; bad driver disk
>* Cannot find /tmp/drivers/modinfo; bad driver disk
>* Cannot find /tmp/drivers/modules.dep; bad driver disk
>* Cannot find /tmp/drivers/pcitable; bad driver disk
[ ... ]
>What do you say, how should I approach this one?
Are you using the right version of the driver disk and
firmware? It should be 4.50.
You best download the latest ServeRAID Support CD image:
ftp://ftp.pc.ibm.com/pub/pccbbs/pc_servers/25p2529.iso
You can upgrade your ServeRAID firmware & BIOS by booting
from this CD, and it contains a driver disk floppy image
that supports installing RedHat 7.0. It worked for me.
Supposedly there's a version 4.70 coming soon that will
suppport kernel 2.4. The current 4.50 driver is unstable
on kernel 2.4.
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