I hav hp pavilion ml110 server and trying to install rhel3 but network card is not detected what i hav to do now.

try it yet,
install w7?
with internet connected,?
let W7 install find the drivers as it loads. ,PnP. plug and Play.
do that yet?
keep in mine that is server , not PC or workstation
nor do I know what vga chip or card GPU is in your ML110.
It did not come with W7
see proof here.
https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-c01928098


GLP embedded Matrox G200

Matrox shows ZERO
http://www.matrox.com/video/en/support/downloads/

8 year old server.
HERE IS what Microsoft has in there PNP server, (catalogs)
official

http://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=matrox%20%20G200

what you see is what you get.

why not add any w7 video card to the expansion slot.
spend $5 used. endless choices.
some g6 have x16 slot PCI express any card works there ALMOST ALL ATI LEGACY CARDS HAVE NO W7 SUPPORT,VISTA MAX ON MOST. OK?
what I do to learn what is the oldest and cheapest card from ATI that does W7, is I go to the official MS, PnP, servers. and look.
ever do plug and play?
seems you did and found out your GPU chip is from a dead chip maker. so
what can we uses, well best is Nvidia and ATI'/amd is next.
RaDEON HD ? 3410 UP? SPEND $6)?
to find cards that have good drivers you only need look here first, at MS, driver catalogs, pnp

900+ drivers for vast cards, for free, and 100% MS certified and by ATI, (amd/ati) has it too.

http://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Search.aspx?q=radeon%20hd%20windows%207

see that?

http://www8.hp.com/us/en/support-search.html?tab=1#/qryterm=proliant%2520ML110&searchtype=s-002

Hi ppswalia

Since this is a Server, rather than an ordinary Desktop computer, it is not designed to work with normal Windows XP Operating Systems. It is designed to work specifically with Windows, Unix and Linux Server Applications. See here:

http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DriverDownload.jsp?prodNameId=3577715&lang=en&cc=us&taskId=135&prodTypeId=15351&prodSeriesId=3577708

There are 2 things you can try.

You can try installing the LAN/Ethernet Drivers for the various Windows Server versions from the above official HP Downloads and Drivers Support Website and see if one of them just happens to coincidentally be compatible with XP SP2.

Assuming there are no further compatibility issues between other Server Motherboard Devices and Win XP SP2 Drivers, you could open the Server case and either bypass any on-board LAN/Ethernet/NIC Port or remove any separate LAN/Ethernet/Network Card installed and install, instead, a pre-confirmed Win XP compatible LAN/Ethernet/NIC Card and then install the drivers for the new card.

I hope this helps.

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You can download the LAN and device drivers from the Compaq/HP WEBsupport/download page.
Make sure you select your model laptop and the Windowsdrivers you require and install them. Click on this link to download thedrivers: -
www.compaq.com/country/cpq_support.html

Because you are installing a desktop operating system onto server hardware there are logically no drivers available for the system hardware.

The ProLiant ML110 server with System BIOS Version 16 supports a total of eight IPL devices. Four IPL devices, such as the IDE controller and the floppy controller, are integrated, leaving support for four additional PCI IPL devices (i.e., PCI card plugged into PCI expansion slots); however, the ProLiant ML110 has five PCI expansion slots. Therefore, it is possible to configure the ProLiant ML110 with five PCI IPL devices (such as SCSI controllers or NICs) and exceed the limitation of System BIOS Version 16
The resolution to the problem is to update the System BIOS Version 17 which supports a total of nine IPL devices and five PCI IPL devices. Update the ProLiant ML110 server to System BIOS Version 17
i could not include the url for the download because you did not especify the generation of your server
but follow this link
1.select your server with the corresponding generation
2. select the operating system
3. from the download list select the bios update to a bootable usb or diskete
4.install the os

The ProLiant ML110 server with System BIOS Version 16 supports a total of eight IPL devices. Four IPL devices, such as the IDE controller and the floppy controller, are integrated, leaving support for four additional PCI IPL devices (i.e., PCI card plugged into PCI expansion slots); however, the ProLiant ML110 has five PCI expansion slots. Therefore, it is possible to configure the ProLiant ML110 with five PCI IPL devices (such as SCSI controllers or NICs) and exceed the limitation of System BIOS Version 16
The resolution to the problem is to update the System BIOS Version 17 which supports a total of nine IPL devices and five PCI IPL devices. Update the ProLiant ML110 server to System BIOS Version 17
i could not include the url for the download because you did not specify the generation of your server
but follow this link
1.select your server with the corresponding generation
2. select the operating system
3. from the download list select the bios update to a bootable usb or diskete
4.install the os

I NEED FOR THE DRIVERS SOUND CARD & VGA DRIVER

Check your IP address and workgroup settings in the computer or try assign Static IP to the computer.