Per Jessen wrote:
pburness@btopenworld.com wrote:
I've had terrible problems with SuSE 10.1 install (This is my 3rd attempt) first one had a similar problem as listed below, didn't prompt for additional disks. This seemed to be related to a USB drive I had connected while trying to do the install. Having removed the USB drive it then prompted for the disks in the correct order.
If this is reproducable, it sounds like a bug worth reporting.
I'm now on day 4 of trying to get this installed and I am seriously thinking of re-installing 9.3 or switching to Fedora :-( Just because I can't afford to mess with it anymore!
It won't help you much, but like I said, I've got 10.1 running on a number of systems - five 400MHz PIIs, two brandnew IBM Thinkpads, a couple of Compaq 4-way servers, plus some miscellaneous Pentium4 systems. I install using the mini-ISO or from USB (for the laptops). I've seen one or two minor problems (with existing solutions/workarounds), but the install has always worked just fine.
/Per Jessen, Zürich
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