Hi,
OpenSUSE 10.2 is a GREAT distro! I really love it, and it has replaced Windows for nearly all tasks for me, I've also thrown out Slackware to make space for it. But sometimes I'm facing a problem for which I always have to go back to windows: -> Sometimes when booting OpenSUSE 10.2, the booting process just jams! it stops responding after it outputs "Activating device mappings" ->Sometimes it works fine ->But when it does happen some fiddling with the kernel parameters gets it to run, like "noacpi", it boots without any problems ->Failsafe ALWAYS works. No explicit kernel panic or error is outputted, so how can the problem be diagnosed? This didnt use to happen to me in OpenSUSE 10.1, I also had Slackware 11.0/10.2 for a long time before I tried OpenSUSE 10.2, and it had no problems. There is another annoying bug, which I'm sure again is openSuse 10.2 specific, as it didn't happen with Slackware 10.2/11.0 and Windows: -> Sometimes, when I plug the headset in, the sound is NOT routed to the headset, rather continues to be routed to the speakers. Some people say that this is a hardware fault, but I have never seen such problems in windows , and the sound routing used to work fine in Slackware 10.2 with kernel-2.4.33. I would really appreciate any help on these two things, once these are resolved than I can finally enjoy my openSuse 10.2 installation. Regards, Irfan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
