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I'm having some frustrating problems with the Yast2 stuff in my copy of Suse 9.1 Pro. I just can't get it to run, you try to open up a Yast2 module and it asks for a password and you type it in and press enter and then it acts like it's loading up yast2 but then nothing happens; even in root I cannot access the Yast2 modules. If you try to load up the Yast2 stuff in Control Centre you'll just get a grey screen with no information. Please help me out, I hope I don't need to reinstall everything again
Originally posted by lin00b do i have to type anything else with it? ive tried just typing "yast" and "yast2" in the Xterminal and console and it doesn't come up with anything?!
sounds strange
yast at the terminal should bring text interface of yast. this should run clean. independent of window manager, desktop environment,etc.
unfortunately i don't run suse anymore. can't help further
Originally posted by lin00b do i have to type anything else with it? ive tried just typing "yast" and "yast2" in the Xterminal and console and it doesn't come up with anything?!
it's in /sbin, so not in your default PATH.
do "su - -c yast" instead
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