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Re: Looking for a RedHat good Samaritan

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From: Grahame M. Kelly
Date: Mon, 01 Apr 1996 00:00
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Rhys Frederick wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
>         I'm looking at installing RedHat Linux, but I have one problem.
> While a driver exists for my SCSI card (QLogic PCI Fast!SCSI), it is not
> included with the RedHat boot/root disks. Is there someone out there
> running RedHat that can knock me up a disk image. Alternatively, can I do
> it myself somehow, without RedHat installed?
> 
> rhys
Hi,
Iam running red hat 2.02 and will at the end of this week be upgrading
to redhat 3.03.  Iam using a PCI machine without any problem with the
installation. I simply let the redhat preinstall understand my h/w
and s/w configuration. I am assuming you are running Linux already!
I would be happy to run off the boot disks sometime after easter if
that is timely enough for you.
Cheers Grahame 

Ps: Which suburb do you live in. (Sydney ?)
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Date: 1996/04/01
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