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Hey, Anyway. I'm having some issues while installing Suse 9.2. I find these strange because Suse has ALWAYS been the easiest to install and configure.
I'll start at the begining. I had suse and decide I wanted to try Mandrake, Didn't really care for mandrake so I switched back to suse and XP, while trying to install Suse I keep running into errors with package media issues from the ftp server.
along with the problems of when I did get everything to come together when it was at the screen showing the delete partitions and format. I had selected new installation btw....
I get errors saying could not mount /dev/hda2 to mnt.
You can continue if you know what you are doing but it would be safer to abort and retry.....
So, after many of those... I have never seen this before while installing suse.
I have seen when I took a drive that I had installed Fedora 3 onto... It's like fedora does something to the drive geometry or something.
Anyway, I went ahead and just did a low level format to my drive and then last night I tried to re-install suse and the same thing.
Right now, I'm installing XP and then I'll connect to the FTP server and just do a network install again and see if it's happy with the formatting that XP does.
btw my hdd is a seagate 120 gb and totally free....
any ideas on what to do if I see it again about an hour when I try this again?
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