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I'm trying to load SUSE on a pc I have at work. At first i had a problem getting an eip address error so i turned off acpi and that ...
- 05-14-2007 #1Linux User
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installation hanging up with suse
I'm trying to load SUSE on a pc I have at work. At first i had a problem getting an eip address error so i turned off acpi and that fixed it. but now I after it loads the kernel, it gets to "NET: Registered protocol family 2" and just hangs there.
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highlight Installation title and type
Code:maxcpus=0
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- 05-14-2007 #3Linux User
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I tried it and it's still hanging in the same place
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whoops. I had 2 spaces inbetween acpi-off and maxcpus=0 It's working fine now.
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so I went through the entire install process and when it rebooted, it said "no operating system installed"
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does GRUB Menu appear?so I went through the entire install process and when it rebooted, it said "no operating system installed"It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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- 05-15-2007 #7Linux User
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no sir
- 05-16-2007 #8Super Moderator
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where did you install? if you have installed GRUB in MBR ( default location ), it means problem is in Harddisk only. BIOS is not reading MBR correctly.if you installed GRUB other than MBR, re-install GRUB.
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how do I install the grub?
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boot up from Installation CD/DVD and select Installation. 'select Update' in next screen. press next, next ..... installer will re-install GRUB in MBR. its default location in most of Linux Distros including SuSe.
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