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I just installed openSUSE 11. onto my Core2Quad today (took 10 mins).
A few issues:
1. I won't tolerate testdisk after this to remove my GRUB:
Code:
dd if=/dev/sda of ...
- 07-12-2009 #1Linux User
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I just installed openSUSE 11. onto my Core2Quad today (took 10 mins).
A few issues:
1. I won't tolerate testdisk after this to remove my GRUB:
I don't want inaccessible partitions anymore. Tell me an official way to remove GRUB in difficult times (even from within openSUSE). I am dual booting with XP.Code:dd if=/dev/sda of /dev/null count=0 bs=512
2. My monitor tells me that its preferred resolution is 1440 * 900, but this is not available on my display settings. Instead, greater ones like 1600 * 1200 are available
3. Is there any way to reset your KDE panel? I have messed it up
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- 07-12-2009 #2forum.guy
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If you want to wipe only the MBR, use this command:
The SuperGRUB liveCD should also work well to remove/reinstall the GRUB and/or Windows bootloaders.Code:dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=446 count=1
Regarding monitor resolutions, you can probably add any supported screen resolutions to your xorg.conf file.oz
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- 07-13-2009 #3Linux User
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When I wipe out the MBR, then would it boot from the first partition?
Will it affect my partition table anyway?
Can I restore my GRUB from openSUSE install disk?"When you have nothing to say, say nothing."


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