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Fri, 4 May 2007 10:43:11 -0500
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SL44 disc1 iso no network device??
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I'm trying to install a SL44 machine via NFS kickstart using disc1 iso 
as the CD boot disk.  Alt-F3(F4?) says there are no network devices and 
proceeds to install via its interactive screens.  The thing is I used 
the same disk in rescue mode to find out the onboard MAC and it had no 
problems detecting the onboard LAN and configuring it.  I even went as 
far as mounting the remote NFS installation directory without any problems.

I'm baffled.  Does the rescue mode use a different modules.cgz from the 
installation mode? The machine has an ASUS M2NPV-VM M/B, apparently with 
an nVidia LAN.

Thanks! Ken

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