Minor comment - SusE has asked for a user during installation for some
time now, at least the way I do it (fresh install to root with /home
preserved - after some bad experiences with upgrades I avoid them).
The simplest way to avoid later problems is to define a unique user
just for installation e.g. name=user name + opensuse version. You can
later remove this user when you set up the "real" users after
successful installation.
On 9 November 2014 21:55, James Knott
I just tried upgrading to 13.2 and I've noticed a couple of worrisome "features". First, when I boot from the installation, there is no longer any option to upgrade an existing system. After passing the licence (twice) and time zone, I'm immediately taken to "Suggested Partitioning". Unless I go into "Expert Partioner", btrfs will be used and the existing Windows partition is ignored and not mounted. Then, once past there, it wants to create a user, even though there already is one. Shouldn't it use the existing user(s)?
At this point I decided to cancel the upgrade, as I don't know what damage might result to my existing system.
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