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Yes, it has been posted before, and it has been answered before as well. No, you don't make a cd out of the dvd, and no, you don't make a dvd out of the cd's.
Also the suse iso online is a live dvd not an install dvd, its meant to run the system off the disk.
They also have a live cd iso online for download.
Other than that, you download all the files to a seperate computer and do a network install, or you buy suse.
Originally posted by Caeda Yes, it has been posted before, and it has been answered before as well. No, you don't make a cd out of the dvd, and no, you don't make a dvd out of the cd's.
Also the suse iso online is a live dvd not an install dvd, its meant to run the system off the disk.
They also have a live cd iso online for download.
Other than that, you download all the files to a seperate computer and do a network install, or you buy suse.
Your information is incorrect. Creating a DVD from the 5 cd's is doable. There is a script floating around which does all the work. Pretty sure I downloaded it off the suse forum on linuxiso.org and yes I actually ran the script to make a dvd of the 5 cd's.
Additionally the new SUSE 9.2 ftp directories DO have a DVD image which is 3.5 gig that is a normal install. It's trimmed down from the full version as explained here(original link from PlanetSuse) [849 packages vs ftp having over 2000]:
The difference in the size is almost certainly due to the boxed set including the actual source files (meaning the xxxx.src.rpm files that live in the ..../src directory on your favorite mirror). -- J.W.
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