Fedora 7 installation problem

11 posts · originally from https://geek.digit.in/community/threads/fedora-7-installation-problem.68108/

i want to install Fedora 7 from Digit DVD but during installation it is asking for drivers to install and not recognising hard disk drive. My PC Config is Intel C2D 6420, MSI P965-Neo V2, Hitachi 250 GB SATA II, Seagate 20 GB PATA with LiteOn DVD Writer. How can i resolve this problem ?

Search Google for appropriate drivers or goto Manufacturers Site and download the drivers. Then when it prompts for drivers, use the disks. I dunno how to install those drivers while installation. Wait for some others.

its difficult to find drivers, it would be best to go for fedora 8.

i dnt think ne1 can help u if it doesnt ... if u have the expertise u cud recompile everything after gettin the drivers frm the net . If not, install sm other distro

vish786 said:
its difficult to find drivers, it would be best to go for fedora 8.

Fedora 8 is not released yet.

Its the JMicron controller problem I guess.

See here:
*forums.fedoraforum.org/forum/showthread.php?t=156904

Or do you use software raid?

The Unknown said:
Fedora 8 is not released yet.

torrent for fedora 8 beta

vish786 said:
torrent for fedora 8 beta

I refer to a full stable release. I normally do not use beta versions of OSes. So i mean a "stable version" by release.

try Ubuntu Live CD .. if wrks install

The Unknown said:
I refer to a full stable release. I normally do not use beta versions of OSes. So i mean a "stable version" by release.

even beta version r good enough, it just few bugs which they fix in stable version .... which wont affect tat much.