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hammam12 06-24-2006 05:26 AM

reinstall opensuse 10.1
 
Hi all,
What is the normal procedure to reinstall opensuse 10.1 from the 5 cd's we have ?
in the cd 1 we have:
- Insatllation - safe settings
- new
- repair
- rescue system
... thanx
Mohammed Hammam

nlinecomputers 06-24-2006 09:59 PM

What kind of reinstall do you desire? Are you wiping this system clean or you trying to repair a system that isn't functioning correctly?

hammam12 06-25-2006 07:34 AM

reinstall I desired is repair as the system was not function correctly ? I used repair, but it hangs, why ?
so I used new installation, it worked.
my question here why it does not work with repair ?

nlinecomputers 06-25-2006 08:07 AM

Possibly because the system was too damaged to repair? I'm just guessing here as you have not stated what your issues with the old system was. Hard to help you if we have to read your mind. It might have been possible to fix your system without a reinstall or it might not.

hammam12 06-25-2006 08:22 AM

my issue was to free some spaces from '/' root as it is nearly 98% used
I used /dev/hdc7 to allocate /usr from / (root) to free spaces
mount /dev/hdc7 to /mnt
cp /usr to mnt/usr
rm /usr from / (root) to free spaces
it seems what I did above it does not work with me.
Could you pls tell me how to free spaces in / (root) ?

nlinecomputers 06-25-2006 09:03 AM

I don't have enough information to properly help you.

I would need to see the contents of your /etc/fstab file and the output of the df command taken at "/"

If this is a new install I assume you have no data you wish to keep? If so it may be simpler to reinstall again and wipe your old partitions. If you DON'T take the defaults you can hit "partitioning" when you are prompted for it and ditch the default layout Suse offers you and set up the system the way you need it. It is a good idea to create separate partitions for /boot & /home and you can take that further and create partitions for /usr and /opt if needed.

hammam12 06-25-2006 02:11 PM

thank you
the issue has been resolved.


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