31 Jul
2009
31 Jul
'09
8:44 a.m.
Dear Members,
I want to Install OpenSuse 11.1 on my EEE B202 having only LAN & USB .
I have the following Hardware at my disposal
My Laptop with Vista Business ,This laptop has the DVD ISO image of 11.1.
I have a 8GB USB Pen Drive too.
So far I tried Unetbootin ( downloaded from Sf.net) to make USB image for open suse but
does not work , but I am able to get into "linux rc" using it
I then started FTP server on the my WinBox and extracted the ISO to a folder using 7zip .
The Linux rc opens the ftp server & then it pops up an error " NO repository
found" or "Ftp://192.168.0.100/%2Fboot/i386/branding SHA1 Sum Wrong"
After this it exists setup ,How can I solve this..
With regards
Deepak
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1 Aug
1 Aug
7:17 a.m.
On Friday 31 Jul 2009, Deepak Kashyap wrote:
Dear Members,
I want to Install OpenSuse 11.1 on my EEE B202 having only LAN & USB
What is the hard disk configuration on the EEE?
What else have you installed on it? No. of partitions?
How many USB ports do you have?
So far I tried Unetbootin ( downloaded from Sf.net) to
make USB image
for open suse but does not work , but I am able to get into "linux
rc" using it
Post the error message you got from the above.
I then started FTP server on the my WinBox and
extracted the ISO to a
folder using 7zip . The Linux rc opens the ftp server & then it pops
up an error " NO repository found" or
"Ftp://192.168.0.100/%2Fboot/i386/branding SHA1 Sum Wrong"
I get the same error when I export (http) the ISO file system. At one
client location I have seen the above work with NFS export. They claim
they just copied the contents of the DVD ROM and exported the file tree
via NFS. I don't understand why it works with NFS and not HTTP. You
may want to give it a shot.
--
Arun Khan
9:04 a.m.
New subject: Making bootable USB stick from openSUSE iso image (was Re: Install Opensuse11.1 FTP Install)
Found this from the archives of opensuse mailing list:
<http://en.opensuse.org/SuSE_install_from_USB_drive>
Another user suggested to use package "kiwi-desc-usbboot" to create a
bootable USB drive e.g. the LiveCD+Installer ISO image.
I have use neither - YMMV.
-- Arun Khan
12:33 p.m.
What is the hard disk configuration on the EEE?
What else have you installed on it? No. of partitions?
How many USB ports do you have?
I am also having a Idea S10e, with single partition occupied with XP.
I will try this on next Sunday.
http://www.thatsabsurd.net/2008/12/xp-and-ubuntu-dual-boot-s10e/
Warm Regards,
Mukund Deshmukh,
Beta Computronics Pvt Ltd,
10/1 IT Park, Parsodi,
Nagpur -440022.
So far I tried Unetbootin ( downloaded from
Sf.net) to make USB image
for open suse but does not work , but I am able to get into "linux
rc" using it
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