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Re: [opensuse] Installation problems,10.1 X86_64
- From: BandiPat <penguin0601@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 11 Jun 2006 20:18:25 -0400
- Message-id: <200606112018.25848.penguin0601@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On Sunday 11 June 2006 19:32, jim tate wrote:
> Suse-10.1 x86_64 , AMD Athlon-X2, ECS Elitegroup Nforce4-A939
> motherboard. The five cd's passed the md5sum and media test.
> Run normal install or shutdown Apci and install still freezes while
> installing packages, and on no certain cd.
> sometimes I can get packages to install and go into post setups and
> machine will still freeze up at different points.
> I have tryed about ten different times, with no complete install.
> I have to use Knoppix and fdisk to delete partitions that previous
> install created. is there a easier way to delete
> the partitions at the beginning of Installation. All suse wants to do
> is keep adding additional partitions, if you don't
> delete the old ones from previous Install attempts.
> Thanks
>
> Jim
>
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Partitions where you can continue to Expert/Custom partitioning.
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> Suse-10.1 x86_64 , AMD Athlon-X2, ECS Elitegroup Nforce4-A939
> motherboard. The five cd's passed the md5sum and media test.
> Run normal install or shutdown Apci and install still freezes while
> installing packages, and on no certain cd.
> sometimes I can get packages to install and go into post setups and
> machine will still freeze up at different points.
> I have tryed about ten different times, with no complete install.
> I have to use Knoppix and fdisk to delete partitions that previous
> install created. is there a easier way to delete
> the partitions at the beginning of Installation. All suse wants to do
> is keep adding additional partitions, if you don't
> delete the old ones from previous Install attempts.
> Thanks
>
> Jim
>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
When you get to the area of setting partitions, etc., click on the title
Partitions where you can continue to Expert/Custom partitioning.
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