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07-22-08, 03:26 PM
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I downloaded SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10. Installed it on a Quad
Core computer, and it fails to install. When I installed it on a Dual Core computer, it begins the installation process. But then, it says that the medium is not found. What am I doing wrong? Does the SLED 10 work with Quad Core and Dual Core systems? What SUSE do I need to download to make it work with a Quad Core and a Dual Core computer? Thanks. |
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#2
07-22-08, 03:41 PM
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Michelle wrote:
> I downloaded SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10. from where? why not openSUSE 11.0 ? http://software.opensuse.org/ > Installed it on a Quad > Core computer, and it fails to install. Â When I installed it on a Dual > Core computer, it begins the installation process. Â But then, it says > that the medium is not found. Â What am I doing wrong? Â broken install DVD? check first the dvd (or cd) before installation maby it's bad burned on DVD (cd) ;-) > Does the SLED > 10 work with Quad Core and Dual Core systems? yes it work with the 32 bits version or 64 bits version. > > What SUSE do I need to download to make it work with a Quad Core and a > Dual Core computer? Â Thanks. Try openSUSE 11.0 Novells SLED is more for Business people IMO With openSUSE you get 2 years of upgrades/updates for free with Novell SLED you get the first 60 days for free after that you have to pay. |
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07-22-08, 07:51 PM
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Michelle wrote:
> I downloaded SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10. Did you download the newest version with service pack SP2? SP1 is too old for the most recent mainboards. > Installed it on a Quad > Core computer, and it fails to install. When I installed it on a Dual > Core computer, it begins the installation process. But then, it says > that the medium is not found. What am I doing wrong? Does the SLED > 10 work with Quad Core and Dual Core systems? Most likely the answer is yes. Your problems might be related to a buggy BIOS and/or a non-supported chipset. Get the latest BIOS first and then try to boot the installation system with options like acpi=off. > What SUSE do I need to download to make it work with a Quad Core and a > Dual Core computer? Thanks. Any for X86. Günther |
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#4
07-23-08, 06:17 AM
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On Tue, 22 Jul 2008 07:26:15 -0700, Michelle wrote:
> I downloaded SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 10. Installed it on a Quad > Core computer, and it fails to install. When I installed it on a Dual > Core computer, it begins the installation process. But then, it says > that the medium is not found. What am I doing wrong? Does the SLED 10 > work with Quad Core and Dual Core systems? > > What SUSE do I need to download to make it work with a Quad Core and a > Dual Core computer? Thanks. Opensuse 11.0 Try noacip nolacip as the boot switch on installation. |
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