"Terje J. Hanssen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> My experiences are also serious trouble to get the 10.1 beta2 properly
> installed.
> My hardware is an older K7, 512 MB RAM and a 5,8 GB disk slice for /
> and 1 GB for swap.
> It has worked and works well since long time with Suse 9.1-9.3 Pro,
> SLES9 (Java Desktop), OpenSuse 10.0 and Ubuntu 5.10; the last three
> now in a multiboot configuration with Win2k as well.
>
> Already on the 10.1 beta2 intial Partitioning the changes from long
> time YaST2 installations arised.
> 10.0 installs streamlined using the 5.8GB single slice mounted as
> root. (10.1 tries to split this partition in two parititions for / and
> /home). 10.0 mounts two FAT and two NTFS partitions as /windows/C - F
> (10.1 doesn't).

The later is worth a bug report, please follow bugs.opensuse.org.

The extra home partition was a request made here that we incorporated.
If the heuristic needs fine tuning, please open a bugreport with
details.

> At last I've had to drop the 10.1 beta2 and go back and reinstall 10.0
> from scratch again.
> I've tried both Internet and CD installations, upgrades and new
> installations several times. Most of the times 10.1 looks to freeze
> somewhere during the installation or during boot up.
> Suse "font config" is mentioned, but also similar on "Save drivers
> info" (or similar)
> The libidl package would not install.
>
> Once I managed or forced the installation through and was able to
> logon, the system was sluggish and useless when trying to start any
> application.
>
> I've noticed boot (error) messages like
>
> "Kernel panic - not syncing: Fatal exception in interupt"

That's a serious issue - we need that in bugzilla so that it gets
fixed.

> "Fatal error inserting Thermal (........)"
> "Fatal error inserting lib modules 2.6 ...."
> "Trans replayed: ....a lot of error message lines follows"



Andreas
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