Just a word of caution - The boxed version of the open product comes with an activation code that mealy registers you with Novell and assigns an update server. Although I have never installed SLED - Boxed version - I know it also comes with an activation code on the disk. I would exercise extreme caution with the above in mind - It may well be possible that SLED requires an activation code which would be present on the boxed version of SLED.
The other issue is if you obtained a current activation code - This would register your product with Novell automatically as it does with the boxed open version; however your contractual and service agreement costs would probably be auto activated and you are most likely to get an email from Novell about your registration. I would also read carefully http://www.novell.com/products/desktop/eval.html Before you start downloading and hopefully someone out there may have a SLED system. You will off course need to approach any questions gently because if you can download SLED with no activation issues/sunset functionality you are admitting to breaching the software licence agreement. Remember this is not a open product line. Take care Scott � wrote: > El Domingo, 6 de Mayo de 2007 08:25, Marcus Meissner escribi�: > >> On Sun, May 06, 2007 at 02:19:26AM +0200, Ra�l Moratalla wrote: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> Is there any way to get the source rpms for SLED 10? Should Novell >>> provide them? >>> >> http://developer.novell.com/wiki/index.php/SUSE_Linux_Enterprise_Desktop_So >> urce these are publically available. >> >> For the updates they are on >> https://you.novell.com/update/i386/update/SUSE-SLED/10/rpm/src/ >> but require having a subscription, the same as for the binary updates. >> >> Ciao, Marcus >> > > Thanks Marcus for provide this information. >
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