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When trying to install Suse 10.0 from CD I have been having some issues. I boot from CD and when I click Installation the screen just goes blank and my monitor says the signal is out of range. Not sure if it has something to do with my video driver, its a Radeon xpress 200 series. Also I am running Windows XP Media Center edition, not sure if that helps.
One of the function screens at the bottom allow you to change the resolution for the installation. On my Desktop, the native 1280x1024 resolution would look ghosted and unreadable, so I changed the install resolution to use 1024x768.
This is my first time trying to use linux and I am having a similar problem installing SuSE 10.0 as well. I know that I need to change my resolution, but I cant figure out how. When I boot from the CD the splash screen comes up fine as well as the menu. I choose to install, the kernel loads fully, then the monitor goes blank and says out of range. On the menu screen, it lists F3 for other options, however, when I press F3 nothing happens...? This makes me think that I may need to re-download the iso, but maybe someone could help me out somehow.
ssizemore, when I changed my resolution it worked fine, and yes you do have to press F3. So if nothing is coming up you should try re-downloading the iso.
im ahving similar issues but i have video until the system is fully installed and it tries to boot to the desktop once it boots i lose video..
suse 10 is fuxxored big time and they had better fix it real fast..
seems to be possibly ati related possibly... i have the x700 pci-e video on my laptop ..
redownloading the iso probably doesnt work either as ive tried several times even direct install form the hard drive..
i cant even make my suse boot into vesa mode so i can get to the desktop then install the ati drivers.. vesa works for me during install .. but fglrxconfig isnt recognized when i boot to init 3 what is the command with suse 10 to configure video isnt it fglrxconfig ?
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