Originally Posted by supertimorplusfort. Re: AW: Re: opensuse auf usb stick installieren? Hmm, sonst hab ich erstmal keine Idee. Trotzdem viel Erfolg und viel willkommen im Forum.
Alternativ kannste es auch mit Unetbootin versuchen: UNetbootin - Homepage and Downloads Hat bei mir mit den Sticks bislang recht gut geklappt. Ob das auch funktioniert, wenn man einen uralten Rechner hat, der von sich aus nicht von USB booten will?
Join Date May Posts 3. Originally Posted by ChMueller. Page 1 of 2 1 2 Last Jump to page:. Tags for this Thread live usb stick , usb install , usb live boot. Bookmarks Bookmarks Digg del. The Language and Keyboard Layout settings are initialized with the language you chose on the boot screen. If you did not change the default, it will be English US.
Change the settings here, if necessary. Changing the language will automatically preselect a corresponding keyboard layout. Override this proposal by selecting a different keyboard layout from the drop-down box.
Use the Keyboard Test text box to test the layout. The language selected here is also used to assume a time zone for the system clock. This setting can be modified later in the installed system as described in Chapter 6, Changing language and country settings with YaST. Read the license agreement. It is presented in the language you have. Translations are available via the License Language drop-down box. Proceed with Next if you agree to the terms and conditions.
If you do not agree, click Abort to terminate the installation. After booting into the installation, the installation routine is set up. During this setup, an attempt to configure at least one network interface with DHCP is made. In case this attempt has failed, the Network Settings dialog launches now. Choose a network interface from the list and click Edit to change its settings. Use the tabs to configure DNS and routing. In case DHCP was successfully configured during installation setup, you can also access this dialog by clicking Network Configuration at the the Installation Settings step.
It lets you change the automatically provided settings. If at least one network interface has been configured via boot parameters see Section 2. Switch to a console with Ctrl — Alt — F2. Install the libstoragemgmt extension by running extend libstoragemgmt.
Now you have access to the lsmcli command. For more information, run lsmcli --help. To return to the installer, press Alt — F7. A system analysis is performed, where the installer probes for storage devices, and tries to find other installed systems. If a network connection with Internet access is available, you will be asked to activate the online repositories.
Answer with Yes to proceed. In case you do not have Internet access, this step will be skipped. The online repositories are official openSUSE package sources. They not only offer additional packages not included on the installation media, but also the update repositories containing security and bug fixes.
Using the default selection is recommended. Add at least the Main Update Repository , because it makes sure the system is installed with the latest security patches. Compared to the DVD installation media, it contains many additional software packages, among them many additional desktop systems. Enabling these repositories is recommended for all installation scenarios. Enabling it is not required for installing a custom desktop system. This repository contains updates and security fixes for proprietary software.
All other repositories are intended for experienced users and developers. Click on a repository name to get more information. Confirm your selection with Next. Depending on your choice, you need to confirm one or more license agreements. Do so by choosing Next until you proceed to the System Role screen. Now choose Next to proceed. To simplify the installation, the installer offers predefined use cases which adjust the system to be installed so it is tailored for the selected scenario.
Choose the System Role that meets your requirements best. The availability of system roles depends on your selection of modules and extensions. Therefore, the dialog is omitted under the following conditions:.
If from the enabled modules no role is suitable for the respective base product. In this case, the installation proceeds with the default settings for this product.
If from the enabled modules only one role is suitable for the respective base product. In this case, the installation proceeds with the settings of this particular role. A powerful desktop environment with a complete PIM suite mail, calendar, tasks, notes, and feeds , widgets running on the desktop and many more features. If you are familiar with Windows, KDE is the recommended choice. A desktop environment offering an alternative, innovative user experience.
GNOME was designed with usability and productivity in mind. A lightweight traditional desktop environment. You will be able to choose between the following alternatives later in the installation process by selecting Software in the Installation Settings dialog :.
You can still enable this repository at later points during the installation by using the Back button until you reach the welcome screen. From there, choose Next and then agree to add online repositories.
If setting up a server, you probably do not need a graphical user interface and desktop applications such as an office suite. This option gives you a reduced set of packages suitable for servers. Similar to the server role, but with a read-only root partition and transactional updates. Read this section carefully before continuing with Section 3. This partition must be formatted with the FAT32 file system.
It needs to be formatted with the FAT32 file system. Btrfs needs to be set up with snapshots enabled for the root partition.
If snapshots are enabled, the installer will automatically create single snapshots during and immediately after the installation. Snapshots occupy space on their partition. As a rule of thumb, the older a snapshot is, or the bigger the changeset they cover is, the bigger the snapshot. Plus, the more snapshots you keep, the more disk space you need. To prevent the root partition running full with snapshot data, you need to make sure it is big enough.
In case you do frequent updates or other installations, consider at least 30 GB for the root partition. If you plan to keep snapshots activated for a system upgrade to be able to roll back , you should consider 40 GB or more. For applications that require Btrfs as a data volume, consider creating a separate file system with quota groups disabled. This is already the default for non-root file systems. The default partitioning setup suggests the root partition as Btrfs. Otherwise the GRUB2 boot loader may not have enough space for the second stage loader.
IMSM is also known by the following names:. To use those devices, ensure correct synchronization of the respective services and devices. To avoid data loss it is strongly recommended to. To adjust the proposed size of the Windows partition, use the Expert Partitioner. Placing it on a separate directory makes it easier to rebuild the system in the future, or allows to share it with different Linux installations on the same machine.
Check Propose Separate Home Partition. By default it will be formatted with XFS , but you can choose to use a different file system. Close the dialog by clicking Next again. The installer creates a proposal for one of the available disks containing a root partition formatted with Btrfs and a swap partition. If one or more swap partitions have been detected on the available hard disks, these partitions will be used.
You have several options to proceed:. To accept the proposal without any changes, click Next to proceed with the installation workflow. To adjust the proposal, choose Guided Setup. First, choose which hard disks and partitions to use. Afterward specify the Filesystem Options. You can adjust the file system for the root partition and create a separate home and swap partitions. If you plan to suspend your machine, make sure to create a separate swap partition and check Enlarge to RAM Size for Suspend.
If the root file system format is Btrfs, you can also enable or disable Btrfs snapshots here. To create a custom partition setup click Expert Partitioner. Select either Start with Current Proposal if you want start with the suggested disk layout, or Start with Existing Partitions to ignore the suggested layout and start with the existing layout on the disk.
You can Add , Edit , Resize , or Delete partitions. To fine-tune settings such as the subvolume and snapshot handling for each Btrfs partition, choose Btrfs. Note that for partitioning purposes, disk space is measured in binary units, rather than in decimal units. In this dialog, select your region and time zone. Both are preselected according to the installation language.
To change the preselected values, either use the map or the drop-down boxes for Region and Time Zone. When using the map, point the cursor at the rough direction of your region and left-click to zoom. Now choose your country or region by left-clicking. Right-click to return to the world map.
If you run another operating system on your machine, such as Microsoft Windows, it is likely your system uses local time instead. If you run Linux on your machine, set the hardware clock to UTC and have the switch from standard time to daylight saving time performed automatically. The switch from standard time to daylight saving time and vice versa can only be performed automatically when the hardware clock CMOS clock is set to UTC.
This also applies if you use automatic time synchronization with NTP, because automatic synchronization will only be performed if the time difference between the hardware and system clock is less than 15 minutes. Since a wrong system time can cause serious problems missed backups, dropped mail messages, mount failures on remote file systems, etc. If a network is already configured, you can configure time synchronization with an NTP server.
When finished, click Accept to continue the installation. After entering the first name and last name, either accept the proposal or specify a new User name that will be used to log in. Only use lowercase letters a-z , digits and the characters. Special characters, umlauts and accented characters are not allowed. Finally, enter a password for the user.
Re-enter it for confirmation to ensure that you did not type something else by mistake. To provide effective security, a password should be at least six characters long and consist of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and special characters 7-bit ASCII.
Umlauts or accented characters are not allowed. Passwords you enter are checked for weakness. When entering a password that is easy to guess such as a dictionary word or a name you will see a warning. It is a good security practice to use strong passwords. Remember both your user name and the password because they are needed each time you log in to the system. If you do not want to configure any local users for example when setting up a client on a network with centralized user authentication , skip this step by choosing Next and confirming the warning.
Network user authentication can be configured at any time later in the installed system; refer to Chapter 5, Managing users with YaST for instructions. If checked, the same password you have entered for the user will be used for the system administrator root. This option is suitable for stand-alone workstations or machines in a home network that are administrated by a single user.
When not checked, you are prompted for a system administrator password in the next step of the installation workflow see Section 3. This option automatically logs the current user in to the system when it starts. This is mainly useful if the computer is operated by only one user. With the automatic login enabled, the system boots straight into your desktop with no authentication. If you store sensitive data on your system, you should not enable this option if the computer can also be accessed by others.
Select Skip User Creation in this case. If you have not chosen Use this Password for System Administrator in the previous step, you will be prompted to enter a password for the System Administrator root or provide a public SSH key. Otherwise this configuration step is skipped.
Unlike regular users, root has unlimited rights to change the system configuration, install programs, and set up new hardware. If users forget their passwords or have other problems with the system, root can help. The root account should only be used for system administration, maintenance, and repair. Logging in as root for daily work is rather risky: a single mistake could lead to irretrievable loss of system files. For verification purposes, the password for root must be entered twice.
Do not forget the root password. After having been entered, this password cannot be retrieved. It is recommended to only use characters that are available on an English keyboard.
In case of a system error or when you need to start your system in rescue mode a localized keyboard might not be available. The root password can be changed any time later in the installed system. The user root has all the permissions needed to make changes to the system. To carry out such tasks, the root password is required. You cannot carry out any administrative tasks without this password. If you want to access the system remotely via SSH using a public key, import a key from a removable storage device or an existing partition.
Copy it to a removable storage device or an existing partition that is not formatted during installation. If your key is on a removable storage device, insert it into your computer and click Refresh. You should see the device in the drop-down box under Import Public Key.
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