Herb,
One possibility is to build a base system on similar hardware, pull the
drives and slap 'em into your SGI box. Make sure you have kudzu enabled
- it should detect the hardware changes at boot time. Of course no
guarantees, but its definitely an option.
Mike Webster
Systems Administrator
Intercosmos Media Group, Inc.
On Thu, 2003-12-04 at 15:09, Smith, Herb wrote:
Hi all,
I have a Silicon Graphics 320 PC that I'd like to turn into a Fedora
machine...currently it's NT 4.0.
It won't boot from the cd or floppy...
I understand that there may be some tricks necessary to pull this off. Has anyone got
any experience with a beast like this?
Thanks
Herb Smith Jr.
Structural Analysis Tools
Lean Engineering
Boeing - St. Louis
(314) 233-9700
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