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I recently downloaded Suse 9.2 iso and burned it to a DVD. However, when I try to boot from it, my disk is basically ignored and it goes into it's default boot into GRUB. HELP!
Last edited by SILVERPENGUIN; 02-18-2005 at 11:19 AM.
No, it doesn't. It just switches over to standard boot. I just tried my originaly boxed version DVD of Suse linux pro 9.0 and it worked fine. Thus I guess it must be my disk. It says it is recording the iso image and the files are all there......But it doesn't want to boot.
You can repartition your hard drive and resize the Windows partition during the 9.2 installation.
I didn't have to resize the Windows partition so I don't have any experience of that but I did configure my Linux partitions during the 9.2 install and it worked fine.
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