Installation problem....
Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2011 1:44 pm
Ok, I have a problem:
I just found these old P4s for a Pita (25 $):
IBM ThinkCentre M50 8187, 2.8 ghz, 512mb ram
So I take the newb/easy way out and use Linux USB creator to create a bootable USB.When trying to boot up from a USB key, I am encountering a strange problem:
"Cannot find kickstart file on CDROM"
I'm not too sure what to do from here. Some preliminary research on the internet suggests an issue with the drivers.
If I just click on cancel
After that, it asks me:
"Select the file which is your driver disk image"...
I'm still gonna do research, but if somebody has an easy answer to that one, it would be much appreciated.
I honestly have no clue what the motherboard is, as there's no operating system on the P4. I didn't try to install it from a CD because all I could find were 700 mb CDs and Goautodial iso is larger then this...by 11 mb.
I just found these old P4s for a Pita (25 $):
IBM ThinkCentre M50 8187, 2.8 ghz, 512mb ram
So I take the newb/easy way out and use Linux USB creator to create a bootable USB.When trying to boot up from a USB key, I am encountering a strange problem:
"Cannot find kickstart file on CDROM"
I'm not too sure what to do from here. Some preliminary research on the internet suggests an issue with the drivers.
If I just click on cancel
After that, it asks me:
"Select the file which is your driver disk image"...
I'm still gonna do research, but if somebody has an easy answer to that one, it would be much appreciated.
I honestly have no clue what the motherboard is, as there's no operating system on the P4. I didn't try to install it from a CD because all I could find were 700 mb CDs and Goautodial iso is larger then this...by 11 mb.