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The Updates Disk pop-up is displayed.
10 Press OK and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
NOTE: This issue has been resolved in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.2.
Cause During Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.1 installation, the installer tries to create a mount point (\boot\e) on any
exposed vFAT partition.
Driver installation fails during Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.1
installation
NOTE: This issue aects USC-based installations.
Description During the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.1 installation, the installer tries to create a mount point (\boot\e) on any
exposed vFAT partition. However, since the exposed vFAT partitions on Lifecycle Controller are read-only, the
installation fails.
Workaround
When you deploy Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.1 operating system in UEFI mode, although the operating system is
installed, the drivers in the OEMDRV drive are not installed.
1 Start the operating system installation through Lifecycle Controller.
2 After the operating system media boots, press Tab.
3 For installation in:
• BIOS mode: Type the command-line argument space followed by the string dd updates.
• UEFI mode: Press A and type the string dd updates.
4 Press Enter to start the installation.
5 During installation, a Driver Disk pop-up is displayed with the message — Do you have a driver
disk?.
6 Select Yes and provide the location of the driver disk.
NOTE: Sometimes, the driver disk is automatically detected. If the disk is detected, skip step
6, select No, and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
7 Select the driver disk drive OEMDRV.
8 Select the le driver_disk.iso to load the drivers.
An Update Disk Source pop-up is displayed, with the message to select the location of the update source.
9 Select the OEMDRV partition and press OK.
The Updates Disk pop-up is displayed.
10 Press OK and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
NOTE
: This issue has been resolved in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.2.
Cause The installer code intermittently fails to detect the OEMDRV driver disk partition.
dmesg error log displays a generic hardware error
Description
These messages are for information only, and can be ignored:
GHES: Generic hardware error source: 32992 notified via NMI is not supported!
GHES: Generic hardware error source: 32993 notified via NMI is not supported!
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