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Old 05-02-2012, 10:56 AM   #1
varunb
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yast not displaying properly.


Hi,

using distro sles10 sp1.

If i type yast in command prompt i get nothing in yast.

I have attached a pic. I can select the option in left side, but right side of the column does n appear at all. What is the issue???

Anyone Please help.
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Old 05-03-2012, 07:09 AM   #2
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Have you looked into the yast settings menu? You may have something set to prevent displaying the list of software.
 
Old 05-03-2012, 07:42 PM   #3
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Im not treating you like a dumb arse, but sometimes the most obvious solution is overlooked; I for example couldn't get my wireless on my laptop to work when I first got it only to discover it was because I hadn't turned it on with the hardware switch.
anyways have you tried going down to the desired section in the left and pressing space or enter?
 
Old 05-04-2012, 02:44 AM   #4
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Quote:
Originally Posted by bigrigdriver View Post
Have you looked into the yast settings menu? You may have something set to prevent displaying the list of software.
No actually when i run command yast or yast2 from prompt, it goes to the yast menu.
But yast menu displays blank on the the right side of the page as i showed in pic. Nothing comes on the right side of the page no options nothing, only on the left side i can see the options like SOFTWARE, HARDWARE, NETWORK. . etc. . i can select those options too on leftside, but nothing displays on right side as shown in pic.

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Im not treating you like a dumb arse, but sometimes the most obvious solution is overlooked; I for example couldn't get my wireless on my laptop to work when I first got it only to discover it was because I hadn't turned it on with the hardware switch.
anyways have you tried going down to the desired section in the left and pressing space or enter?
HI,

Chill i don mind at all. Anywayz i have tried going down or up or right/ space etc. .
But nothing displays on the left side as shown in pic.
I think yast packages needs to be reinstalled or repair or update has to be done. I am looking for SLES 10 SP1 DVD. .
 
  


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