HPT370/372/372A Red Hat Linux Installation Guide
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"
expert text
" (without quotation mark) and then press
enter
. If you are installing Red
Hat Linux 7.2, type in "
expert text updates
" (without quotation mark) and then press
enter
.
3) If you are installing Red Hat Linux 7.1/7.2, you will be asked “
Do you have a driver
disk?
”. Select “
Yes
”.
4) When prompted “
Insert your driver disk and press OK to continue
”, insert the
driver diskette in the floppy drive and then select "
OK
".
5) If you are installing Red Hat Linux 7.1/7.2, please
go to step 10
since the system will
load HPT37x driver automatically.
6) After the "
Devices
" dialog box appears, select "
Add Device
" option.
7) When asked "
What kind of device would you like to add?
", select "
SCSI
", and then
select "
Ok
".
8) Scroll down to "
HPT370/372/372A ATA RAID Controller
", and then select "
Ok
".
9) The installation process will now display the "
HPT370/372/372A ATA RAID
Controller
" as been found, select "
Done
".
10) If you are installing Red Hat Linux 7.2, when asked “Insert your updates disk and
press ok to continue”, just press <Enter> to continue.
11) Continue the installation as normal. You can refer to Red Hat Linux installation guide.
Note
The system device mapping order is the same as the order shown in HPT37x BIOS
Setting Utility. If you have no other SCSI adapters installed, the device marked as
“BOOT” or “HDD0” will be /dev/sda, “HDD1” will be /dev/sdb, “HDD2” will be
/dev/sdc, etc. When creating mount points, you must mount /boot on /dev/sda.
12) When asked where to install lilo, you must select Master Boot Record (MBR) to
make your system be able to boot from HPT37x controller. For Redhat 7.2, you may
choose GRUB as system loader.
13)
(HPT370/372 only)
If you are installing Red Hat Linux 7.1/7.2 onto hard disk(s)
attached to HPT370 or HPT372, when “
Installation Complete
” dialog appears, an
additional step must be taken to replace the installed kernel with our new kernel,
which has HPT366 IDE support removed. On the driver disk, there is a setup script
"
postinstall
" which will do this work for you. When the "
Installation Complete
"
dialog appears,
DO NOT
press
ENTER
. Press
Alt-F2
to activate the command shell
and type in the following commands:
for Red Hat Linux 7.1
#
chroot /mnt/sysimage
#
mount /mnt/floppy
#
sh /mnt/floppy/postinstall
#
umount /mnt/floppy
