CyberKabila

• login as root.

• Run command 'lilo -u' at terminal.

If this command doesn't work

• Run command 'lilo -U' at terminal.

• You must be having onboard graphic-card .Only RedHat 7.0 onwards supports onboard graphic-card .

• login as root.

• Run command 'Xconfigurator' at terminal.

• select your appropriate graphic-card ,monitor etc. from the menues.

• Congrats you have configured your Xwindows.

• login as root

• Run command 'sndconfig' at terminal.

• By default your sound card will be selected if not then select from menu.

• Congrats you have configured your sound .

• Boot into linux

• make directory ' windows' (choose any name)

•   e.g.Go To your Command Terminal

       # cd /

       # mkdir windows

 To mount 'C:\' drive of windows run following command

       #mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /windows

• After you finished using c:\ in linux 'Unmount' it by using following command

       #cd

       #umount /windows

 If you want to mount the floppy run following command

       #mount -t vfat /dev/fdo  /mnt/floppy

• After you finished using the floppy in linux 'Unmount' it by using following command

       #cd

       #umount /mnt/floppy

If you want to mount the Cd-Rom  run following command

       #mount -t iso9660 /dev/hdc /mnt/cdrom

• After you finished using the floppy in linux 'Unmount' it by using following command

       #cd

       #umount /mnt/cdrom

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There are two ways to overcome this problem.

1.Make a installation bootdisk      2.Boot from the CD by going to DOS.

Make a installation bootdisk

Go to Dos

Go to /dosutils directory of your cd-rom drives

Do the following

E:\dosutils>rawrite

Enter disk image source file name: e:\images\boot.img

Enter target diskette drive: A:

Please inserted formatted diskette into drive A: and press -ENTER-

To Install Linux: Enter the diskette and press Reboot Button.

Boot from the CD by going to DOS.

In Dos goto

[cdrom-drive]:\dosutils\autoboot

                       where [cdrom-drive] is the drive letter of your systems CD-ROM.

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