Re: Not enough disk space for a minimal installation
"Roman Rupp" <[email protected]> Mon, 19 Apr 2004 20:49:06 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.suse.axp |
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| Message-ID | <000e01c4263e$fe167910$c07ba8c0@athlonxp> |
Hi Stefan, > The error is very misleading indeed. The problem is really that YaST > doesn't find the right partitions for installation. After YaST = started, > you have to switch to another virtual console and start fdisk = manually, > do the right partitioning and restart the installation process > afterwards. This will fix above error. I don't know what mistakes i make. I did it so as you write. Here the steps: After boot from CD i made the basic configurations, download the root image from ftp.gwdg.de and then YaST starts up. After this i switched immediately (without clicking yes on the first screen) with Ctrl-Alt-F2 to the console. Then i start fdisk /dev/sda and it starts up in BSD-Label-Mode (There a two HD's in my system with each 2GB capacity). Pressing "n" then and create partition a: starting at Cyl. 2 = and ends at Cyl. 52. Giving fstype SWAP. Then press "n" again and create partition b: starting at Cyl. 53 and ends at Cyl. 255. Giving fstype = EXT2. This would be my "/" partition. Then pressing "w" and write the Label to the disk. Then pressing "q" to = quit. Starting fdisk /dev/sdb again to partitioning the second Disk. Pressing = "n" and create partition a: starting at Cyl. 1 and ends at Cyl. 255. Giving = fstype UNUSED. Pressing "n" again and create partition b: starting at Cyl. 2 = and ends at Cyl. 255. Giving fstype EXT2. This would be my "/usr" partition. Then pressing "w" and write the Label to the disk. Then pressing "q" to = quit. Switching back to YaST, cancel the installation and reboot. After = textmode setup, X starts up with YaST , i choose new install and i have the same = error <subj> as every time. Couriously is that YaST always wants to = re-partitioning /dev/sdb, but not /dev/sda. Sorry for my long mail, but i try to tell exactly what i've done and = hope not to forget something. Thanks for help in advance Roman