I installed Redhat Professional Workstation on a dual Opteron Tiger
motherboard. After registering, I ran up2date and updated to current.
After rebooting, the software finds hardware (such as video card) the
original install missed, and after I enter the userid and pasword, the
computer freezes - even the mouse becomes inoperative.
I installed and updated 3 times ( lost many hours of work) but I can't get
Linux to work. As of now, Redhat has not yet returned my call.
Anyone else has experienced this type of problem? updating?
Re: memory ... > indicates I only have 19 K of physical memory....Download, install and run Belarc Advisor. ... Summarize the hardware (not the software section - that gives away ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics)
TuxOS (Debian-Based) ... separate matter, whereupon the hardware detection... tools (Linux, Windows, DOS, whatever) meant specifically ... or Debian or TuxOS. ... For a distro that wants to install... (comp.os.linux.security)
Re: Service Pack 2 ... Should have edited the output to stop at the hardware.... I do not see anything there preventing you from running SP2.... After you have the latest hardware drivers,... BEFORE you install.... (microsoft.public.windowsupdate)
Re: Xhrmy.exe ... > You need to clean your system of this infestation and then take measures ... > known issues as well as your interface with your hardware is as good as it ... > What to Know Before You Download and Install Windows XP Service Pack 2 ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support)
Re: Format Fdsik XP ... you can install it first thing. ... patch/install the drivers you prepared with earlier. ... network drivers and finally your video card drivers.... of the hardware drivers from here - always go to the actual manufacturers ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support)
