So far I am really enjoying using SUSE 10.2. There are a couple things that make this a perfect OS for me at this point, but they are minor. The only major gripe was that I had to use KMail instead of Mozilla Thunderbird as my mail application… (more…)
December 2006
December 29, 2006
December 27, 2006
First things first, I had troubles with my partitions. I ended up just deleting everything and going with three partitions, 2 GB for /swap, 20 GB for / and the rest ~210 GB for /home. The next major thing I did was to follow The Jem Reports excellent Hacking SUSE 10.2 article to get mp3 and aac support. The next major problem was my sound card… (more…)
December 27, 2006
Creating a Custom Partition Setup for a Linux Install
Posted by xenocoder under Computers, Linux[2] Comments
I am installing SUSE 10.2 on my Pentium 4 3.4 system. I created custom partitions this time:
3 primary partitions:
/boot – 512 MB
/swap – 2 GB
/ – 4 GB
and extended partition for the rest
/tmp – 4 GB
/var – 4 GB
/usr – 32 GB
/opt – 6 GB
/srv – 1 GB
/home – ~180 GB
December 19, 2006
Hopefully there will be no part 2, but I’ve already had the SUSE 10.2 install hang on one attempt at installation on a Parallels virtual machine, my 4400+ AMD X2 system at home.
Today I am trying this out on my Lenovo Thinkpad T60 as a trial run for replacing 10.0 as my production OS. (more…)