> The tg3 driver is a driver for a broadcom network card. Possibly one > that is onboard. To continue for now, you may disable that hardware in > your bios, or, if it is an extra PCI card, just remove the card for > now. > > There is also a parameter tg3_debug, but I don't know the values for > this parameter right now. It would not solve your problem anyway... > > > Berthold > Wow, thank you! That was it.
In fact there is a broadcom network card on the motherboard (plus an extra davicom pci card). I disabled the onboard one in the bios, and booted - Yast took over for the second part of install - and it runs! Yippie! So now I'm going to install the X-things, hope it works :-) Again: thanks a lot for fast and effective help! Daniel --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
