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From: Jose [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, February 23, 2007 4:45 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [opensuse] 10.0 to 10.2 Upgrade experience

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> I finally got around to downloading OpenSuSE 10.2, and upgrading my
> machine at work (old Dell Optiplex GX-150).  The following are just a
> few comments on my upgrade experience (which was a lot better than
some
> of the other stories I've seen on this list over the past several
> months).
>
> - graphical install didn't work as it said "you don't have enough
memory
> or X windows could not be started"; no big deal, just used the
> text-based install (w/ no mouse)
>
> - online update worked fine during the install, and so far no problems
> updating after the upgrade either
>
> - I left it overnight while it was installing packages and when I came
> in this morning, the screen was now in a graphical install mode;
> curious...
>
> - it chose the wrong video card, and does not seem to let me choose a
> different one - even from YAST after the upgrade (this seems very
odd);
> but it's just onboard video, and it appears to be working just fine
>
> - all of my prior settings are still there, and with what little
poking
> around I have done so far, everything else seems to be working
>
> All in all I thought it was a pretty painless upgrade!
>
>
> Mike
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> A wink is as good as a nod to a blind horse.
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>   

Hi

I went from 10.0. to 10.1 to 10.2 and the problem I had with 10.2 it's 
that it did detected my monitor, but for some reason after grub, it 
would set the monitor behind the right frequency, and my monitor would 
go off, and display an alarm saying that the signal was out of 
frequency, I had to switch  to Vesa after trying different configuration

with the driver that came for my monitor.


>
>

I had no problem w/ the monitor - once I chose the right one everything
was fine.  I was incorrect about the video card though.  The installer
chose the correct one - I was looking at some outdated info I had
written down.  My bad.

Mike
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