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I hope someone could help me here.
I just upgraded Suse 10.1 to 10.2 everything went fine the upgarde completed with no errors.
Next the system requires reboot to complete install so I did it. At boot up the system does memory and peripherals check and then just freezes. i thought maybe it was trying to boot from the CD so i removed that option for the BIOS made sure is only looking at the HD still nothing, so i wet back in and put back to the CD-ROM and put the Suse intall DVD, nothing. After trying this back and forth for about an hour i gave up and shut down the machine.
After a few hours i decided to look into it again. the settings in the BIOS were to boot from CD-ROM and the CD was in tehre suddenly the system booted and asked me if i wanted to run from HD or Install obviously i put HD. THen the system finished the installation and came up with no prob I tested a few apps and everyhting was working fine. So i figure everything is good. So i Rebooted, and now again I am in the same problem
I don't think that is possible imean my HD is only about 1 year old it should still have a few years in it. And again is happening after i shutdown it doesn't want to reboot.
If it was the HD then i would assume that booting from the CD would be done with no prob. but i cant boot from anywhere and this just started happening right after i upgraded.
But since you mention it, cuold you let me know how i can run some diag on it?? not too familiar with Suse. trying to learn
There is an iso cd image you can download. I use this IBM drive fitness test on a lot of drives. It will definitely let you know if there is a problem. A one year old drive means little really, they can fail at any time.
I don't know about the overheating issue, I would think it would shut down or lock up when it got hot, not just on a reboot. I kind of doubt that is the culprit. Give those diags a try.
EDIT: I just downloaded that CD ISO image. It works great, just boot from your CD-ROM and the rest is pretty self explanatory.
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