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Three questions:<br />
1) What sort of CD drive? Is it IDE, SCSI, or attached to another kind of interface?<br />
2) What sort of RedHat CD is it? Is it a genuine original from RedHat or someone else, or is it a 'burnt in' copy of an ISO image?<br />
3) Has the CD drive previously been OK with CD ROMs?
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Three questions:
1) What sort of CD drive? Is it IDE, SCSI, or attached to another kind of interface?
2) What sort of RedHat CD is it? Is it a genuine original from RedHat or someone else, or is it a 'burnt in' copy of an ISO image?
3) Has the CD drive previously been OK with CD ROMs?

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If the CD was Burned .. it is wrong .. it must be created from an ISO like warmana said!!<br />
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If the CD was Burned .. it is wrong .. it must be created from an ISO like warmana said!!



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My drive has been &quot;flattened&quot; and ready for install of Redhat 6.1.<br />
But when I get to the point in the beginning of the install where it prompts me to insert the CD and press OK, I receive a message that my CD is not recognized as a Redhat Linux CD. &nbsp;What do I need to <br />
do to progress and complete the install?<br />
(Notes - The partitions were deleted through a previous install attempt)<br />
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Also, at the beginning of the install I'm prompted for a driver disk, where do I get the files to create such a disk and could the lack of drivers be the problem that my Redhat 6.1 CD is not being recognized as the drive seems to perform fine?)
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My drive has been "flattened" and ready for install of Redhat 6.1.
But when I get to the point in the beginning of the install where it prompts me to insert the CD and press OK, I receive a message that my CD is not recognized as a Redhat Linux CD.  What do I need to 
do to progress and complete the install?
(Notes - The partitions were deleted through a previous install attempt)

Also, at the beginning of the install I'm prompted for a driver disk, where do I get the files to create such a disk and could the lack of drivers be the problem that my Redhat 6.1 CD is not being recognized as the drive seems to perform fine?)

Linux install - RedHat 6.1 CD not recognized as in the CD-ROM drive.

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