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R e d H a t
R e d H a t
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Linux 9.0
Linux 9.0
Linux 9.0
R e d H a t
R e d H a t
Linux 9.0
Linux 9.0
To create a RAID driver disk for Red Hat
1.
Insert a blank formatted high-density floppy disk to the floppy disk drive.
2.
Decompress the zipped file into the floppy disk from the following path
in the support CD:
For A d a p t e c
A d a p t e c
A d a p t e c
A d a p t e c
A d a p t e c
\ D r i v e r s \ A I C 7 9 0 2 \ H o s t R A I D \ M a k e D i s k \ r h 9 . z i p
\ D r i v e r s \ A I C 7 9 0 2 \ H o s t R A I D \ M a k e D i s k \ r h 9 . z i p
\ D r i v e r s \ A I C 7 9 0 2 \ H o s t R A I D \ M a k e D i s k \ r h 9 . z i p
\ D r i v e r s \ A I C 7 9 0 2 \ H o s t R A I D \ M a k e D i s k \ r h 9 . z i p
\ D r i v e r s \ A I C 7 9 0 2 \ H o s t R A I D \ M a k e D i s k \ r h 9 . z i p
3.
Eject the floppy disk.
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Browse the contents of the support CD to locate the driver disk utility.
1.
Insert a formatted high-density floppy disk to the floppy disk drive.
2.
Follow screen instructions to complete the process.
3.
After creating a RAID driver disk, eject the floppy disk, then write-protect
it to prevent computer virus infection.
You may find other Linux base drive in directory E:\Driver\Adapter\
HostRAID\driver\linux("E:" is your CD-ROM number).
A S U S R S 1 6 0 - E 2 / C S 3
A S U S R S 1 6 0 - E 2 / C S 3
A S U S R S 1 6 0 - E 2 / C S 3
A S U S R S 1 6 0 - E 2 / C S 3
A S U S R S 1 6 0 - E 2 / C S 3
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A I C - 7 9 0 2 RAID driver disk :
A I C - 7 9 0 2
A I C - 7 9 0 2
A I C - 7 9 0 2
A I C - 7 9 0 2
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Linux system:
6 - 2 5
6 - 2 5
6 - 2 5
6 - 2 5
6 - 2 5
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