CentOS

I'm still learning. What's the dd option?

We're converting a Dell 6450 server that was taken off line. Having a heck of a time getting CentOS 4.4 (either 32-bit or 64-bit to see the array. The hardware: Intel Xeon x 4 2Gb RAM AIC 7988 raid controller, Bus 0, ID 7 (defaults) Cheetah SCSI drives (4), at RAID5, no scanning (Disk confirmation c...

I'm posting this here because I didn't much feedback from the networking area. Appears the problem only happens when I use a service or app that goes out to the Internet. It's a new install on a new machine (gigabyte mobo, AMD Athalon64 +3800, DDR II memory, onboard nVidia 6100/430 chipset and video...

I'm posting this here because it appears the problem only happens when I use a service or app that goes out to the Internet. It's a new install. Fresh install (I'm well practiced at that now.....). All seems to be running well, until I use the browser (and only when it goes out over the wire to the ...

Okay, I can do that (RHEL4). The driver download I have, when expanded, has four RDEL4's. Each has an extension of _U#, i.e.:
RHEL4_U1
RHEL4_U2
RHEL4_U3
RHEL4_U4

What does the U stand for?
Assumably 4 is most recent???

New server build. Background: Gigabyte mobo: GA-M61P-S3, rev 1.0 Chipset: nVIIDIA GeForce 6100/nForce 430 Athlon 64, +3800 2Gb DDR II Seagate SATA HD ST3160812AS-RK (not Raided) CentOS 4.4 64-bit (fresh download last night) Problem: Cannot get correct SATA driver. I've been through this forum, the o...

New server build. Background: Gigabyte mobo: GA-M61P-S3, rev 1.0 Chipset: nVIIDIA GeForce 6100/nForce 430 Athlon 64, +3800 2Gb DDR II Seagate SATA HD ST3160812AS-RK (not Raided) CentOS 4.4 64-bit (fresh download last night) Problem: Cannot get correct SATA driver. I've been through this forum, the o...