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Hi i am hoping someone can help me with this.<br />
i am just loading linux SME 7.2 into a computer that has only just been built.<br />
everything starts going well when it boots up onto the SME 7.2 CD and it starts off by giving you a menu, i just type SME and press enter. It goes though alot info but it stops at PCI: Probing PCI hardware (bus 00) an stays there. i have waited for about 30min and this does nothing.<br />
i have tryed typng a few things like -SME noprobe, noprobe etc<br />
the computer that is running this is:<br />
intel core 2 duo 2.33<br />
1 gig ram<br />
2x 320 hard drivers running raid<br />
and a intel dg33tl motherboard<br />
i know it is highly spec for the job but its got to last.<br />
there is a pci slot but there is nothing in it.<br />
hope you can understand me!<br />
thanks
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Hi i am hoping someone can help me with this.
i am just loading linux SME 7.2 into a computer that has only just been built.
everything starts going well when it boots up onto the SME 7.2 CD and it starts off by giving you a menu, i just type SME and press enter. It goes though alot info but it stops at PCI: Probing PCI hardware (bus 00) an stays there. i have waited for about 30min and this does nothing.
i have tryed typng a few things like -SME noprobe, noprobe etc
the computer that is running this is:
intel core 2 duo 2.33
1 gig ram
2x 320 hard drivers running raid
and a intel dg33tl motherboard
i know it is highly spec for the job but its got to last.
there is a pci slot but there is nothing in it.
hope you can understand me!
thanks

SME 7.2 loading for first time and tuck on PCI: Probing PCI hardware (bus 00)

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