I have in my machine 2 ide drives and 1 Ultra2 scsi drive. I would like to
install linux on the ultra2 scsi drive.
Booting with the default kernel works fine, but when I tried using the new
kernel it boots up and stops at "LI".
I have read one of the RH FAQ's that said that I should make the SCSI
drive ID 0, or create a /boot partition at the start of the drive.
I was just wandering would either of these solve my problem, or is there
something else that could be wrong ?
Cheers Mof.
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