Check the .discinfo file on the RH CD
it should look like this:
1047611055.799229 <- This number has to match the XFS iso
Red Hat Linux 9
i386
1
RedHat/base
RedHat/RPMS
RedHat/pixmaps
If is doesn't match then probably have a newer version of
the RH cds?
You have a couple of options here.
Either copy all the rpms from RH cd 1-3 and the XFS installer iso into a
directory that can be nfs mounted at install time.
<nfs exported dir>/RedHat/RPMS/
you will then need to copy the base dir from the XFS installer iso to
<nfs exported dir>/RedHat/base/
us the boot.iso or the flp images from the images dir on the XFS
installer iso.
Rebuild the XFS installer iso with the correct .discinfo.
The Makefile in the rebuildme dir has a rule with the correct
mkisofs cmd.
Find the original RH9 cd's.
On Wed, 2003-07-23 at 22:56, Michael Steinhart wrote:
> Redhat9 ISO problem.
>
> Super Micro 1U server
> Xeon 2.4
> 3ware 7002
> 2 Maxtor 160GB 7200 / 133, Raid 1
>
> I am installing Redhat9 with the ISO image that I downloaded from the
> SGI site. I created the install CD. The installer booted fine and I
> partitioned the disk as usual. The disk formatted in XFS format
> without any problems. Then it got to the point where it was to begin
> installing the packages and that is ware the problem is. The message I
> get is BPlease insert disk 1 to continueB. I tried all of the Redhat
> CDBs including the SGI ISO but I always get the message BWrong
> CDROMB, BThatBs not the correct SGI-XFS CDROMB. I have tried this
> install several tomes and get the same resolute.
>
> Any help would be appreciated. I need to get out 3 systems in the next
> day.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Michael Steinhart
>
>
>
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