Installed alpha 4 on my second harddrive. First I learned that the DVD made by makeSUSEdvd again produces a "couldn't initialize catalogues" error when I tried to install with it. So I fell back to the 5 CDs which worked quite well, except (of course) that the USB Mouse went mad - installing by keyboard gave me really a hard time. I had also a new problem with my LCD and unsupported display modes provides by Sax2. In 10.1 I had no problem with this and now the only setting which works is [EMAIL PROTECTED] Running 10.1 sax2 shows a PTS PROVIEW Monitor [EMAIL PROTECTED] (30-80kHz, 50-75Hz), but I'll investigate in this. I also recognized that openSUSE wants to delete my root AND also my home partition, when doing a fresh install. It would be better to have a detection that asks if one wants to keep the home partition. Personally I always update SUSE by installing in root and keeping all my data on /home. As a new feature I would like that the alpha/beta versions won't change my default grub bootscreen, 'cause I really want to keep my 10.1 bootscreen. So far, alpha 4 works impressively well for an alpha and I really like the new KDE menu.
Kind greetings, have a happy openSUSE time, Tom. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
