Hello, How late is it to post feature requests? I'm testing openSUSE on a Pegasos PPC machine ( http://www.pegasosppc.com/products.php ). Right now a lot of workarounds are necessary to get it running (documented at http://www.opensuse.org/PPC:Boot_pegasos and http://www.opensuse.org/PowerPC_X11_configuration), which is far from the usual SuSE installation experience. I already know, that the Amiga partition table is not going to be supported by YaST2 (bug #121698). MSDOS partitions can be used as a workaround, but not officially supported by Pegasos. Xorg and mouse problems are under investigation. What I would like to see, is to make booting and kernel install more easy. This would require a few modifications and being able to see, that the installation is done on a Pegasos machine: - do not install a boot manager - if a fresh install, suggest creating a small ext2 partition on /dev/hda1 - do not suggest in YaST2 partitioner to create a CHRP boot partition (it can't be used) - run a command like this, after /boot/initrd is ready on the installed system, to get an OpenFiremware bootable kernel: mkzimage --vmlinux /boot/vmlinux --initrd /boot/initrd --output /boot/pegboot - prepare an e-mail with suggestions how to edit the file 'menu' on /dev/hda1 I'm currently downloading Debian and FC5 to see, how is it solved in those distributions. Bye, Peter