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3년전 쯤이었던가요? 삼성스마트서버에 리눅스가 설치가 안되더군요

삼성에서 만든 서버에서 사용하는 스카시, 레이드가 문제였죠

암튼 아래와 같이 시디롬 부팅시 해보세요.

좋은 결과를 보실 겁니다.



국내의 대부분의 교범(리눅스 7,8,9 라고 적힌 책들)에서는

나오지 않습니다. 해결을 못하고..

울며겨자먹기로 국내에서 패키징한 배포판은 설치하신 분들이 몇 있었죠



boot: linux noprobe



--> export 모드입니다.



boot: text noprobe



--> 스카시나, 네트웍에 문제있을때 요렇게 부팅하시면 됩니다.



부팅후~ 장비를 선택.. Mylex ( <-- 요게 중요하죠 )

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레뎃7.3일경우

Additional Boot Options

While it is easiest for a user to boot from CD-ROM and perform a graphical installation, sometimes there are installation scenarios where booting in a different manner may be needed. This section discusses addition boot options available for Red Hat Linux.





If you are having trouble booting into the graphical installation program, you can try to boot using the no framebuffer (nofb) boot option.



At the boot command, enter the following:



boot: nofb





This option allows you to use the graphical installation program without using a framebuffer.



If you do not wish to perform a graphical installation, you can start a text mode installation using the following boot command:



boot: text





ISO images now have an md5sum embedded in them. To test the checksum integrity of an ISO image, at the installation boot prompt, type:



boot: linux mediacheck





The installation program will prompt you to insert a CD or select an ISO image to test, and select OK to perform the checksum operation. This checksum operation can be performed on any Red Hat Linux CD and does not have to be performed in a specific order (for example, CD #1 does not have the be the first CD you verify). It is strongly recommended to perform this operation on any Red Hat Linux CD that was created from downloaded ISO images. This procedure works with CD-based installations and hard drive and NFS installations using ISO images.



If the installation program does not properly detect your hardware, you may need to restart the installation in expert mode. Enter expert mode using the following boot command:



boot: linux noprobe





For text mode installations, use:



boot: text noprobe





Expert mode disables most hardware probing, and gives you the option of entering options for the drivers loaded during the installation.





Note

The initial boot messages will not contain any references to SCSI or network cards. This is normal; these devices are supported by modules that are loaded during the installation process.





If you need to perform the installation in serial mode, type the following command:



boot: linux console=





For text mode installations, use:



boot: linux text console=





In the above command, should be the device you are using (such as ttyS0 or ttyS1). For example, linux console=ttyS0,115200n8.