Richard,
The live CD I used was Suse 11.0. The live CD ends up at
the user screen without the need to login. Maybe there is
something different with 11.1. I loaded 11.1 onto a
machine recently, but it was a network install.
If you haven't checked the md5sums you might do that to see
if the CD is OK.
Donald Haselwood
On Sunday 15 March 2009 01:43:13 am Richard Smoot wrote:
> On Saturday 14 March 2009 12:59, Donald E Haselwood wrote:
> > Richard,
> >
> > I'm little puzzled by your question. No user or
> > password is needed.
> >
> > I put the Suse 11 live CD in and boot the computer. It
> > comes up with a screen to select the program (e.g. Suse
> > 11, memory test, etc.); select Suse 11 and it loads.
> > When it completes the loading, the lower left hand
> > corner has the green ball (Suse lizard?). Click that
> > and
> > select "computer", Yast, System, Partitioner. Continue
> > past the warning that you can screw up the HD if you
> > don't know what you are doing and presents a nice
> > layout of all the HDs and partions. Of the ones I've
> > tried I like the Suse partitioner presentation best.
> >
> > Donald Haselwood
> >
> > > What userid and password do you use to just boot
> > > this disk? I find all kinds of stuff on installing
> > > it, but I just wanted to try it first on the refurb
> > > T43 Thinkpad i got my wife. I like to repartition
> > > with a live cd
>
> I am using OPEN SUSE 11.1 Live CD.
> It has a log in screen. It seems to use linux as the user
> name. For the password I've tried linux, demo, self, a
> blank, root and it either says login failed or cycles
> thru and presents me with the same login screen.
> I tried looking at it in windows and couldn't find any
> readme files explaining any thing about it.
> The Simply Mepis live CD ran in windows and told me
> exactly what to do and I successfully ran it. The Mepis
> disk even let me look at the hidden partition and had a
> copy option for it. One of the reasons I would like to
> run the live cd first is to see if built in wifi works on
> SUSE 11.1. The T43 has an Intel Pro 2915 ABG builtin
> card.
>
> Richard Smoot
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