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kko88 05-24-2003 02:37 PM

SuSE 8.2 Install Problems... disk can't boot
 
I'm trying to go from 8.1 Pro to 8.2 Personal because of my problem with glib, but that's a different story. I created both a boot cd on a cd-rw and 4 floppies from the modules, while in linux. When I get to the bootloader, I choose to boot from floppy and boot options, I put the linux install=ftp://blahblahblah (don't want to write the entire addy cuz it's long) and when I press enter, I get...

This is SuSE disk module 1. Boot disk cannot load. :-(

something like that.

When I tried it with my cd, I tried the same thing but it had an error message ... I think something was missing. Then I tried to just go to "Installation" without any options. When I try to install from a network, ftp, http, etc. I find that the module isn't loaded but when I go to load a module, I see a huge list and then I am required the enter options for it. I'm confused. Could anyone help me? Thanks.

jailbait 05-24-2003 06:35 PM

Just a guess
 
When you created your boot floppy and boot CD did you mix 8.1 and 8.2 software onto the floppy and CD?

kko88 05-24-2003 09:05 PM

No. I got it working. Took a while to figure out, but it works now. I have another question though. SuSE 8.2 seems to come with a different version of Gnome. Now it seems very similar to KDE but I liked the other look better, the one with the 2 small bars at the top and bottom. Is there a way to get that back? Or should I start downloading the files at the gnome website and figure out a way to install 2.2.1 of gnome?

jailbait 05-24-2003 09:12 PM

Gnome differences
 
The differences in the way Gnome looks probably has more to do with the way SuSE set up the default look than with differences between the Gnome versions. I recommend that you experiment with the Gnome configuration settings first to see if you can recreate the look that you like.

kko88 05-25-2003 11:35 AM

hehe thanks. I'll try that. I guess it's easier to do that than try to make KDE look like a mac osx desktop...


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