Linux Troubleshooting Bible

Understanding InstallationEach Red Hat Linux distribution (Fedora Core, Red Hat Linux 9, or Red Hat Enterprise Linux) is made up of groups of RPM packages, bootable images, and other assorted software and README files. These files are commo...

Choosing HardwareBy using computer hardware that is both supported and contains the recommended amount of power (RAM, CPU, and so forth), you have the best chance of successfully installing a Red Hat Linux system. This section presents some...

Overcoming Installation ProblemsThis section takes you through common (and some uncommon) failures that can occur during installation and provides advice to get through those problems. Note  Many of the features for installing Fe...

General Installation Troubleshooting Tips This section contains some random tips to help you through the installation process. Escaping to virtual consoles-During installation, it's possible to find out more about what is happening ...

Getting Linux to Boot after InstallationYou may find that after you have finished installing Fedora or Red Hat Linux, your system will not boot. There are several things you can try if that is the case. The first suggestion would be to pass...

Installation Troubleshooting Reference Table 2-4 lists some resources where you can find more information on troubleshooting Fedora and Red Hat Linux installation. Table 2-4: Red Hat Linux and Fedora Installation Information ...

SummaryFedora and Red Hat Linux operating systems rely on the Anaconda installer to handle the installation of the operating system. Both graphical and text-based installation processes are supported, as are different installation methods (...