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> I am trying to install RedHat 6.1 on a 386 with 9MB memory, Mitsumi CD-ROM,
> Intell EtherExpress Pro/10 and GVC NE2000 compatible network cards and a IDE
> hard drive.

> In order to install I needed the "drivers disk" from the RedHat Web site
> (which was strangely not on the CD-ROM).

> I am installing with the text installer and have selected the CD-ROM and
> network drivers successfully.  The system reports that it found the network
> cards and it is reading things off the CD-ROM successfully.

> After some churning the install exits abnormally with a "received signal 7"
> error mesage.

> The install log is at the point where there are the following lines:

> <6>raid0 personality registered
> <6>raid1 personality registered
> <6>raid5 personality registered

> What is this "signal 7" and how can I get past this point?

> Harry Hahne

> I am trying to install RedHat 6.1 on a 386 with 9MB memory, Mitsumi CD-ROM,
> Intell EtherExpress Pro/10 and GVC NE2000 compatible network cards and a IDE
> hard drive.

> In order to install I needed the "drivers disk" from the RedHat Web site
> (which was strangely not on the CD-ROM).

> I am installing with the text installer and have selected the CD-ROM and
> network drivers successfully.  The system reports that it found the network
> cards and it is reading things off the CD-ROM successfully.

> After some churning the install exits abnormally with a "received signal 7"
> error mesage.

> The install log is at the point where there are the following lines:

> <6>raid0 personality registered
> <6>raid1 personality registered
> <6>raid5 personality registered

> What is this "signal 7" and how can I get past this point?

> Harry Hahne

>Even I have the same problem. Any pointers ???

>regards,
>vishnu

>> I am trying to install RedHat 6.1 on a 386 with 9MB memory, Mitsumi CD-ROM,
>> Intell EtherExpress Pro/10 and GVC NE2000 compatible network cards and a IDE
>> hard drive.

>> In order to install I needed the "drivers disk" from the RedHat Web site
>> (which was strangely not on the CD-ROM).

>> I am installing with the text installer and have selected the CD-ROM and
>> network drivers successfully.  The system reports that it found the network
>> cards and it is reading things off the CD-ROM successfully.

>> After some churning the install exits abnormally with a "received signal 7"
>> error mesage.

>> The install log is at the point where there are the following lines:

>> <6>raid0 personality registered
>> <6>raid1 personality registered
>> <6>raid5 personality registered

>> What is this "signal 7" and how can I get past this point?

>> Harry Hahne

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>Thanks and regards,
>Vishnu.

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>Even I have the same problem. Any pointers ???

>regards,
>vishnu

>> I am trying to install RedHat 6.1 on a 386 with 9MB memory, Mitsumi CD-ROM,
>> Intell EtherExpress Pro/10 and GVC NE2000 compatible network cards and a IDE
>> hard drive.

>> In order to install I needed the "drivers disk" from the RedHat Web site
>> (which was strangely not on the CD-ROM).

>> I am installing with the text installer and have selected the CD-ROM and
>> network drivers successfully.  The system reports that it found the network
>> cards and it is reading things off the CD-ROM successfully.

>> After some churning the install exits abnormally with a "received signal 7"
>> error mesage.

>> The install log is at the point where there are the following lines:

>> <6>raid0 personality registered
>> <6>raid1 personality registered
>> <6>raid5 personality registered

>> What is this "signal 7" and how can I get past this point?

>> Harry Hahne