When installing Red Hat Linux, the installer usually provides a graphical or text interface to guide the user through the installation process. In some cases, you may encounter a situation where you are not prompted for information about the installed software. Here are some possible causes and solutions for this situation: Installer version: The Red Hat Linux installer may vary from version to version. Ensure that you are using the latest version of the installation media and refer to the official documentation or installation guide for the procedure for a specific version of the installer. Installation type: During the installation process, you may need to select an installation type, such as "Basic Installation" or "Custom Installation". If "Basic Installation" is selected, the installation of some software packages may be ignored. Select "Custom Installation" or a similar option for more options on installing software. Source Configuration: The installer usually prompts you to configure the sources for the packages to be installed. If the software sources are not properly configured, the installer may not be able to obtain package information. Ensure that you configure the software sources correctly during the installation process in order to obtain packages from the official sources or other mirrored sources. Network Connection Problems: If you experience network connection problems during installation, the installer may not be able to connect to the repository and therefore may not be able to fetch software information. Ensure that your network connection is working properly and configure your network appropriately during the installation process. Installer Error: Sometimes, the installer may have an error or malfunction that prevents it from properly prompting for information about the installed software. In this case, try re-downloading or obtaining another reliable installation media and retry the installation process. If you are still experiencing problems, we recommend consulting the official Red Hat Linux documentation, installation guides, or asking the Red Hat community for help. They can provide you with more specific instructions and solutions to the problem of missing software information during the installation process.