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My computer won't boot off my SUSE disc I know both the drive and the disk are fine because I installed SUSE on my laptop using the disc and my ...
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    Computer won't boot off disc

    My computer won't boot off my SUSE disc I know both the drive and the disk are fine because I installed SUSE on my laptop using the disc and my computer will boot off my other linux disc.

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    We need a bit more info. Does it throw any error message? Did you set CD Drive as First Boot Device in BIOS?
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    Yeah like I said my computer will boot off other discs but not this one. And no error it just by passes it like there's no disc in the drive.

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    How many disks do you have for Suse?? If only one it is a DVD not a CD. Could it be that your computer does not have a DVD drive but has a CD drive?? Suse comes on 5-6 disks when on CD.

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    No the drive is a DVD-rom. So that's not the problem ether

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    Could be that SuSE might not support your hardware.

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    I've never had a probelm booting a disc because it didn't support my hardware. Also the Disc I tested with was an older SUSE disc

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    Well there can only be two reasons

    Either the Disk went bad. (Yes that can happen)
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    The Drive is some how missed aligned (never heard of that)

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