Re: [SLE] 9.1 UPGRADE - Is it worth it?
On Thursday 24 June 2004 03:02 am, you wrote: Can you tell me how to tell 9.1 not to execute those hot / cold
On Thu, 2004-06-24 at 15:10, Brad Bourn wrote: plugging
scripts with boot parameters?
NOHOTPLUG=1 and/or NOCOLDPLUG=1 added as boot parameters right at the start or written into the grub menu.lst worked here. :) Fish
I have decided to stick with 9.0 on my main computer (toshiba laptop) and test 9.1 on another desktop workstation I have here collecting dust. I'm happy with 9 and don't really need to upgrade other then just wanting whats new. From my past experience I have learned not to mess with it if it's all running smooth - I'm not looking for any more headaches like I had in my basic learning days ;-p
Matt Burke wrote:
I have decided to stick with 9.0 on my main computer (toshiba laptop) and test 9.1 on another desktop workstation I have here collecting dust. I'm happy with 9 and don't really need to upgrade other then just wanting whats new. From my past experience I have learned not to mess with it if it's all running smooth - I'm not looking for any more headaches like I had in my basic learning days ;-p
9.1 loaded pretty cleanly on my notebook, even seems to have picked up the modem that 9.0 did not. It is, however having trouble with the pcmcia Buffalo wireless nic, the internal hardwire nic is fine. Now if only I can figure out why KDE is acting badly in handling my old user account! Root and a new user account are fine. Well ... that's another thread ... Enjoy both 9.0 and 9.1 ... I'm back to bash and chown and kde and ... arghhh! doc
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