Iwill P55XUB motherboard and RedHat 4.2 installation

[Andy Pastuszak <apastuszak netcarrier com>]

I am having a problem installing RedHat Linux 4.2.  I had RedHat on my old
486DX4100 with some generic motherboard that was PCI, and RedHat booted and
ran great.

Well... I treated myself to some new parts.  I purchased a Iwill P55XUB
motherboard and put a Pentium 233MMX processor on it.  On the machine I
have 3 HDs, 2 IDE and one SCSI.

Here's the problem:  I boot the RedHat install disks and LDLINUX comes
right up.  I hit Enter and the kernel boots.  As soon as the hardware
probing begins, things go nuts.  I get a bunch of PCI errors that fly by so
fast I barely time to make out the letters PCI, and then the PC reboots.

Here's what's PCI in my machine:

EIDE/IDE controller (this is an ATA/33 controller, but I was planning to
stick Linux on the SCSI drive so I wasn't too concerned about getting this
device working)
AIC-7860 Adaptec SCSI controller
Serial Controller (My BIOS says this.  I am assuming that it's the
Universal Serial Bus that they are talking about)

These three are integrated into the mother board.

Along with this I have an STB Powergraph 64+ PCI video card installed (has
an S3 Trio64V+ chip on it.  Worked fine on the old 486 system.)

The machine also has an IBM 6.4 GB IDE HD.  A Seagate IDE HD 1.6 GB and a 1
GB Compaq SCSI hard drive.

Any help at all would be greatly appreciated.  I'd hate to lose my favorite
OS just becuase some PCI device is mucking things up!

Andy Pastuszak
apastuszak netcarrier com