[opensuse-factory] Evaluation upgrade 102Beta1+>Beta2 over internet. (X86-64)
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi, Main Conclusion: - -As subject, the system is now unstable: Freezes, Crashes, and irregular behaviour when booting/rebooting, are unpredictable.. - -The upgrade never realy finished, some 3 or four packages (big ones about 350MB as shown in the package installation window )have never been installed, or have shut down without confirmation. ( i do not know what if upgrading from dvd, going to try after finishing this conclusion.) (After that i will evaluate, than try a clean install.) - -The start menu also is unpredictable with the 'leave' options: Sometimes more than half the options aren't there, only the ones with suspend, (for laptops) are. (if there are variable options, one can choose, they should be clearly formulated, being found. fi. in the menu itself. if not it is a bug.) - -YaST2 does not crash when no media is in the drive anymore.(positive!) - -ZMD, Rug and zenupdater still have odd dependencies, when trying to uninstall. - -GnuPG agent is not realy stable: says sometimes it does not run, but does, and is visible. - -Knetworkmanager is still crashing every startup. - -Suseupdater complains about sources, sometimes.. - -Ktorrent is unstable, if connection fails it should not crash. - -Open office takes very long time to start up, more than 60 secs. - -smart is not able to update the given channels, but can install and uninstall without any problem i have seen. Overal conclusion: - -Nice Os, quicker to work with comparing to 101. - -Beagle much improved as itegrated in the startmenu, nice! - -Startup-time much improved, - -startup options much improved (if the menu shows them!) - -usb manager is very much improved working much faster than on the windows machines over here (PIV). M9. AMD64 2800+ (1804 MHz. 512MB Ram Asus K8 MoBo) -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.5 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with SUSE - http://enigmail.mozdev.org iD8DBQFFWITMX5/X5X6LpDgRAma2AJ9T1/4wh9EVW5Ek4DsXj3wUEYwJ4gCcDLGG cA2QakXkIhji6gvZtiyzqwo= =zaXV -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-factory+help@opensuse.org
On Monday 13 November 2006 14:44, Robby (M9.) wrote:
Hi,
Main Conclusion:
-As subject, the system is now unstable: Freezes, Crashes, and irregular behaviour when booting/rebooting, are unpredictable..
-The upgrade never realy finished, some 3 or four packages (big ones about 350MB as shown in the package installation window )have never been installed, or have shut down without confirmation.
( i do not know what if upgrading from dvd, going to try after finishing this conclusion.)
(After that i will evaluate, than try a clean install.)
-The start menu also is unpredictable with the 'leave' options: Sometimes more than half the options aren't there, only the ones with suspend, (for laptops) are. (if there are variable options, one can choose, they should be clearly formulated, being found. fi. in the menu itself. if not it is a bug.)
-YaST2 does not crash when no media is in the drive anymore.(positive!)
-ZMD, Rug and zenupdater still have odd dependencies, when trying to uninstall.
-GnuPG agent is not realy stable: says sometimes it does not run, but does, and is visible.
-Knetworkmanager is still crashing every startup.
-Suseupdater complains about sources, sometimes..
-Ktorrent is unstable, if connection fails it should not crash.
-Open office takes very long time to start up, more than 60 secs.
-smart is not able to update the given channels, but can install and uninstall without any problem i have seen.
Check for bugzilla entries about this subjects. Most were already corrected (remember this is a still a beta). It you cannot find a bugzilla entry, create one. Hugo Costelha --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-factory+help@opensuse.org
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