View hda1/hdb1 with Nautilus.. ehh..
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You first.
Last time I screwed around with Linux, I didn't need some special viewer to look at /dev/hda1 or /dev/hdb2 (the linux partition). When I try to go to either, I get an error that Nautilus doesn't have a viewer installed to display this. The reason I'm asking is that, one, I had drivers on hda1 that I wanted to install (nForce drivers and ATi drivers specifically), that I downloaded before installing. Now, I realize I could just go download the two files if I really needed them, but Redhat did a nice job of detecting everything, so I don't actually NEED them, but it would be nice to be able to look at files on my main HDD, which is formatted with NTFS if it matters (I don't think it should. RH should have support for NTFS)
Edit: And if anyone knows how to get the onboard Ethernet port to work for my motherboard, it'd be appreciated
Edit: And if anyone knows how to get the onboard Ethernet port to work for my motherboard, it'd be appreciated
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If not then try...
mount -t ntfs /dev/hda1 /mnt/hda1
If it has mounted it then just use a console to navigate the drive and copy the file(s) to your Linux partition.
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To get your onboard port working you should just have to go grab the drivers from the nvidia website. I assume you haven't modified your kernel and are running RH9 default so then you'd want this file: http://download.nvidia.com/XFree86/nforce/1.0-0261/NVIDIA_nforce-1.0-0261.rh90up_2.4.20_6.athlon.rpm
If you have modified your kernel you'll need to grab the source and compile the support into your kernel. GL and post your success / failure, I haven't installed the NF2 drivers under linux before and I just got 2 NF2 boards so I'm interested in how it will turn out.