On Sun, Feb 19, 2006 at 07:49:58AM +0200, Liviu Damian wrote:

On Sunday 19 February 2006 01:48, Christian Boltz wrote:

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I have a strange problem when installing beta4 into VMware 4.5.2: CD1 and CD2 are installed without problems, but CD3 is not recognized - YaST keeps asking for it. I use the ISOs and connect them to /dev/hdc in VMware.

Try to make a DVD image from the ISOs. Maybe this will temporarily solve your problem.

I use Parallels (http://www.parallels.com/) and tried to install y2pmsh. That is on CD 3. That did not work, so I tried the DVD iso made with makeSUSEdvd and then I could install it, but got two y2pmsh in my list. When I tried to remove that, I get: <q> Installation of package /suse/i586/y2pmsh...rpm failed. [X] Show details --- </q> Not sure wether this is due to the DVD iso or another problem. houghi -- Nutze die zeit. Sie ist das Kostbarste was wir haben, denn es ist unwiederbringliche Lebenszeit. Leben ist aber mehr als Wert und Arbeit, und das Sein wichtiger als das tun. Johannes Müller-Elmau

On 2/19/06, James PEARSON wrote:

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I have a strange problem when installing beta4 into VMware 4.5.2: CD1 and CD2 are installed without problems, but CD3 is not recognized - YaST keeps asking for it. I use the ISOs and connect them to /dev/hdc in VMware. ....Otherwise the installation of packages from CD 2-5 will fail afterwards.") - but I'm not sure because it fails with CD3.

I had the same problem except that I am using the latest Vmware v5.5 (VMware-workstation-5.5.1-19175).

The install process blocked when I gave it the 3rd CD. After hiting ENTER a couple of times, I finally chose "Ignore" and voila, I had the same problem for the 4th CD. I chose "Ignore" again and the install process asked for the 5th CD. The 5th CD ran without any problems and the installation continued up until "Hardware Configuration" page setup where there is still a problem on the "Hardware Configuration" setup page. I believe that is last problem is related to Sax2 configuration process under Vmware.

Regards James

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I was able to chose eject and then ok to continue with the install however sax2 can't configure the xserver even after installing the vmware tools. -- David Barker Master CNI, Master CNE, CLE, MCSE, CCNA

Hallo Leute, Am Montag, 20. Februar 2006 17:40 schrieb David Barker:

On 2/19/06, James PEARSON wrote:

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I have a strange problem when installing beta4 into VMware 4.5.2: CD1 and CD2 are installed without problems, but CD3 is not recognized - YaST keeps asking for it. [...] I had the same problem except that I am using the latest Vmware v5.5 (VMware-workstation-5.5.1-19175).

My main question is still open - is this a known bug or should I report it?

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The install process blocked when I gave it the 3rd CD. After hiting ENTER a couple of times, I finally chose "Ignore" and voila, I had the same problem for the 4th CD. I chose "Ignore" again and the install process asked for the 5th CD. The 5th CD ran without any problems and the installation continued up

I didn't need CD 4 and 5 - but that sounds like a funny effect.

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until "Hardware Configuration" page setup where there is still a problem on the "Hardware Configuration" setup page.

You mean the box says "system analyses" forever? (translated back from german, but you should get the point) I just skipped it and didn't notice problems yet ;-)

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I believe that is last problem is related to Sax2 configuration process under Vmware.

I was able to chose eject and then ok to continue with the install however sax2 can't configure the xserver even after installing the vmware tools.

Try sax2 -m 0=vesa as workaround (found in Bug 148211) - this worked for me (IIRC only after a "init 6") Regards, Christian Boltz --

Es steht dir frei, dich auch auszutragen, damit du von Idioten wie David, Thorsten, Bernd, ... nicht weiter belästigt wirst. Und ich gehöre da nicht mehr dazu? [> Matthias Houdek und Florian Gross in suse-linux]