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24 Chapter 2. Hardware Information and System Requirements Tables
Click on the Device Manager button. You will then see a graphical representation of your com-
puter’s hardware configuration. Make sure the View devices by type radio button is selected.
At this point, you can either double-click on the icons or single-click on the plus sign + to look at each
entry in more detail. Look under the following icons for more information:
Figure 2-5. Windows 2000 System Properties
Disk drives the type (IDE or SCSI) of hard drive will be found here. (IDE drives will normally
include the word "IDE," while SCSI drives will not.)
Hard disk controllers — information about your hard drive controller.
CDROM — information about any CD-ROM drives connected to your computer.
Mouse — the type of mouse present on your computer.
Display adapters — if you are interested in running the X Window System, you should write down
the information you find here.
Sound, video and game controllers — if your computer has sound capabilities, you will find more
information about them here.
Network adapters information on your computer’s network card (if you have one).
SCSI controllers if your computer uses SCSI peripherals, you will find additional information
on the SCSI controller here.
This method is not a complete substitute for opening your computer’s case and physically examining
each component. However, in many cases it can provide sufficient information to continue with the
installation.
2.2. Recording Your System’s Hardware
Enter information about your system in the table provided as a handy reference to help make your
Red Hat Linux installation go more smoothly.
hard drive(s): type, label,
size; ex: IDE hda=1.2 GB
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