Hi Scott,
In fact I did read the README and it was confusing.
Your explanation is confusing. If I understand the
README, there should be 5 CDs for 9.3 pro,
one DVD for 9.3 pro, and one DVD for 9.3 live eval.
There should be 2 DVD iso images. I see only one.
I guess I still don't understand the difference
because the label on the C dvs DVD is pro vs. eval.
Thanks anyway.
Babu
--- Scott Jones
On Tuesday 19 July 2005 16:17, babu walad wrote:
Hello,
I was considering downloading the ISO image for 9.3 but I noticed that the 5 CD images are for the pro edition while the DVD image said "eval" version. Is this a typo or is SuSE only offering the pro in CD form?
If you had read README_eval.txt in the iso directory, your question would have been answered:
Choose the version you want ===========================
* SUSE LINUX Professional 9.3 (32-bit version) is available on 5 CD ISO images or on a single DVD ISO image. * SUSE LINUX Professional 9.3 (64-bit version) is available on 1 DVD ISO image only.
...
What's the difference between the CD and DVD edition ====================================================
* the DVD edition contains the complete 64-bit version of SUSE LINUX Professional 9.3 as well as a streamlined 32bit version of the software. * the CD edition contains a complete 32-bit version of SUSE LINUX Professional 9.3. It including approximately 450 additional packages not available on the 32-bit version included on the downloadable DVD image. These additional packages are mostly language packages for applications and development versions of various software libraries.
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