CentOS - May 2014 - ISA connected CF card not found by CentOS 6

I am attempting to install CentOS 6 on a PC104 stack and am experiencing issues
with anaconda not being able to find the Compact Flash (CF) card hosted in an
IDE-CF board connected via the ISA bus.  Did someone finally remove the ISA
capability from the kernel?

On the same hardware I have been able to install CentOS 5.

With the CentOS 6 install DVD, the system boots up and proceeds until it tries
to find devices with 'existing CentOS  installs', then after a about a
minute pops a message indicating it can't find any media to install on, and
gives you a choice of trying again or exiting the install.
I would try on Alt-F2, to modprobe a driver if only I knew which one to use...
the driver set for PATA has changed a lot between 5 & 6.


I also tried booting with the CentOS 6.5 Live CD, to try probing the system a
bit farther, but the Live CD seems to fail while either loading the
kernel&initrd to memory or when attempting to boot the kernel. when it makes
changes operations, the screen res changes and goes black but I see no further
CD drive activity and keyboard presses are ignored (even CapsLock & NumLock
don't change their LEDs).

Anyone with clues or solutions on either issue?

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