Reconfiguration boot in RedHat Linux
Contributed by qmchenry 
Tagged: Linux If new hardware is not recognized, a reconfiguration boot might help. During the reconfiguration boot, the anaconda hardware configuration program is run with the –reconfig option.
To perform a reconfiguration boot, create an empty file called /etc/reconfigSys:
touch /etc/reconfigSys
and reboot the system.
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