🚀 go-pugleaf

In aus.computers.linux on Sun, 17 Jan 1999 21:08:43 -0400
Kristen Hachey <bruhac@nbnet.nb.ca> wrote:
>Hi! (Sorry to be so annoying!)
>
>  I have an annoying installation problem.
>
>   I've done almost everything I could find on the Net regarding
>installation for Linux, and the installation program still answers me with
>this error : That CD-Rom device does not seem to contain a Red Hat CD-Rom.
>I have my CD in my computer.   Some say that I have to copy my CD-Rom
>drivers onto a boot diskette. Since I own an IBM Aptiva, the CD-Rom drivers
>are impossible to find. They say it is integrated in the motherboard.
>Without any further instructions, I can't go farther.
>

When I had this error, I discovered to my intense embarassment
that the CD I had put in there was CD #2 of the set, not
CD#1.

So the install program was looking for the stuff on the first
CD, and couldn't find it.  And told me so.  Took me ages to realise
it meant what it said, that it was saying not "I can't find
a CDROM" but "I can't find a *redhat* CDROM."

Zebee