Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (3605 mails)

[Ralph Ellis <ralphellis1@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Saturday 17 June 2006 10:16, Rohit Kumar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am newbie into Linux. let me explain my problem. I have installed
> suse 10.1 as well as 10.0. and in both the cases while booting into
> suse the computer power suddenly went off without any reporting.and i
> am not able to get into the linux system. I am using a dual boot
> system with Win XP. My laptop is HP DV5000tx. I am able to boot with
> safe mode but not into the general mode. Not even with the Xen
> options. Please help .
>
> Rohit
Put your Suse 10.1 disk into your cd or dvd drive. Start the installation 
procedure and when you hit the 
New Install
Update
screen there will be a selection in the bottom right hand corner for 
Other Options
It will offer you the chance to 
1) boot the installed system or
2) repair installed system
Choose the second one and then select 
Automatic Repair.
Usually this will solve the problem if it is an issue with GRUB or a package 
conflict. Even if the repair package option does not make it to the final 
screen it will often fix the key issues before finishing.
Good luck
Ralph Ellis

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