ccvnct05 0 Posted April 5, 2005 Hello, I try to install any linux distribution on my IBM IntelliStation M Pro, but it seems not to work at all. It always stop at point where it's loading the scsi controller driver or during loading drivers. I have tried to disable the scsi controller on CMOS and use ID hard drive instead of SCSI hard drive, but it still has the same problem. I try to install Windows XP Pro and Windows 2000 Pro, it works very good. Just don't work on Linux OS. Anyone has any idea, please help. Below is the specification of my computer. IBM IntelliStation M Pro Dual Intel Xeon 1.7GHz 1GB Rambus 18GB SCSI Hard Drive IDE CD-ROM Drive Share this post Link to post
LinuxCrusader 0 Posted April 6, 2005 Which distro are you trying to install (Mandrake, Fedora, etc.)? Have you also tried booting your PC with a Linux LiveCD? Go to http://distrowatch.com/ and look into Mepis, knoppix, Ubuntu, etc..all the ones that claim to be liveCDs and this might give a little more info. Another thing the most people make a mistake when installing Linux is if they properly burned the ISO cds. There's another thread around here that talks about this. Loof for Danleff's quick tutorial how to burn your image CDs. Share this post Link to post