Red Hat* Linux* Desktop Version 3 Update 3

Use these procedures to install the audio, graphics, and network drivers:

Intel® High Definition Audio

  1. Load the Intel® Quick Start Kit for Linux* product CD into your system’s CDROM drive.

  2. Log onto the system as root.

  3. At the Linux shell prompt, change directory to

<cdrom_drive>/drivers/audio/RH

  1. Run the sound installation and configuration script ./audio_install

  2. Reboot the system.

Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 900

NOTE:  These instructions apply only to Intel® Desktop Boards based on the Intel® 915G chipset.

  1. Log in as root.

  2. Insert the Intel® Quick Start Kit for Linux* product CD into your system’s CDROM drive.  The CD should automatically mount to /mnt/cdrom or, in the case where you insert the CD into a second CDROM drive, to /mnt/cdrom1.

  3. Make sure X11 is not running by bringing up a shell prompt and typing “init 3”.

  4. Be sure you are in the <cdrom_drive>/drivers/graphics/RH directory.

  5. Enter the following command to install the RPM:

rpm –ihv i915Graphics-1.0-0.i386.rpm

  1. Reboot the system.

  2. Log into the system as root.

  3. Run your distribution-specific display configuration utility.  For Red Hat, you do this from the redhat-config-xfree86 command.

  4. Select the i915 G driver and turn on Accelerated Graphics.

  5. Reboot the system.

Marvell* Yukon Gigabit Driver

  1. Load the Intel® Quick Start Kit for Linux* product CD into your system’s CDROM drive.

  2. Log onto the system as root.

  3. At a Linux shell prompt, change directory to the following:

<cdrom_drive>/drivers/network/RH

  1. Install the driver.  Use the first command for SMP systems and the second command for UP systems.

rpm –ihv sk98lin-7_08-rh3-2.4.21-20.ELsmp.i386.rpm

rpm –ihv sk98lin-7_08-rh3-2.4.21-20.EL.i386.rpm

  1. Reboot the system.

  2. Once the system reboots, it should detect the LAN adaptor hardware.  A prompt appears asking you for configuration details.  Most configurations use the DHCP option.  For more details on LAN configurations, refer to the Linux OS documentation.