Comment # 4 on bug 1127765 from Nick Dordea

Hello Stefan, 

A) 
Unfortunately I did not get any other messages . I was not able to start
opensuse so I did not have access to yast2 messages .

However as I said on my comment#2 I tried a new install in which I did not
mounted /dev/sdb2 as /boot/efi [ even if the install indicated that ] 

I created a new  partition /dev/sda1  1GB as EFI Boot Partition formatted as
FAT and mounted as /boot/efi .

It worked .  

opensuse leap 15.0 started nicely [ via Boot from Harddisk ] . 

Then I tried to boot without the install CD present .  The boot went directly
to Windows. 

So today I created a usb bootable usb based on opensuse-15-0_NETWORK_...iso [
via a windows 10 freebie ] . 

I keep that usb in one port and I can boot opensue/windows .  I do not know how
to avoid the install CD or usb to boot in linux.  It is not big deal ....

I believe that , if the machine has more than one disk, the install should not
tell the user to mount other ESP as /boot/efi . 
I wonder if the install tells the user that there is another ESP [ in my case
associated with windows ] . It that one is created by Linux ... use it
otherwise tell the user to create a new one on "linux" disk . Maybe my
assumption is wrong, but creating a EFI partition via linux helped me.

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B).
Today I discovered that the wifi connection is not defined/started . Yast2
hardware reports  RTL8822BE 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac Wifi Adaper .

I tried to install it manually but I do not know the Kernel driver associated
with this adapter.  The only info found relative to rtl8822 is in 
/lib/firmware/rtlwifi/rtl8822befw.bin 
other 3 enttries are in /lib/firmware/rtl-bt/rtl8822b_config.bin
rtl8822b_fw.bin rtl8822cu-fw.bin 

Is it possible to try with 2t2800pci.ko which is used by my old machine ?

Should I open a new ticket for this wifi issue 
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Thank you very much for looking into this issue.

Best, 

Nick