Re: yast2 and harddisk upgrade

Thanks, yast1 works as I would expect, yast2 fails. Even cooler yast1
runs reasonably fast on what is turning out to be a dismally slow
machine.

Best Regards....

On Wed, 2 Oct 2002 22:11:23 +0200
<[email protected]> wrote:

> you need a installtree like the one in the bottom of this mail.
> first make a Directory as you like... install or Suse7.3 or what ever
> copy the directory "suse" and "full-names" from the first 3 CD's into
> this Directory and change the install-source in yast1 to your
> self-named parent directory .. "install or Suse7.3 or what ever" and
> you can install from this new source. You can update the tree with the
> updated Files from ftp.suse.com too. IMHO yast2 use this source too
> but i don't use yast2 and it is kicked out of my Disk! So i'm not
> soure about yast2. ;-) 
> 
> Rolf
> 
> 
> .
> |-- full-names
> |   |-- noarch
> |   `-- sparc
> `-- suse
>     |-- a1
>     |-- a2
>     |-- ap1
>     |-- ap2
>     |-- ap3
>     |-- ap4
>     |-- beo1
>     |-- contents
>     |-- d1
>     |-- d2
>     |-- d3
>     |-- d4
>     |-- doc1
>     |-- doc2
>     |-- doc3
>     |-- doc4
>     |-- e1
>     |-- e2
>     |-- emu1
>     |-- fun1
>     |-- fun2
>     |-- gnm1
>     |-- gnm2
>     |-- gnm3
>     |-- gnm4
>     |-- gra1
>     |-- gra2
>     |-- gra3
>     |-- han1
>     |-- images
>     |-- inst-sys
>     |-- j2
>     |-- k2de1
>     |-- k2de2
>     |-- k2de3
>     |-- k2de4
>     |-- kde1
>     |-- kde4
>     |-- n1
>     |-- n2
>     |-- n3
>     |-- pay3
>     |-- pay4
>     |-- perl1
>     |-- perl2
>     |-- sec1
>     |-- sec2
>     |-- setup
>     |-- sgm1
>     |-- snd1
>     |-- snd2
>     |-- spl1
>     |-- spl2
>     |-- tcl1
>     |-- tcl2
>     |-- tex1
>     |-- tex2
>     |-- x1
>     |-- x2
>     |-- x3
>     |-- x3d1
>     |-- x3d2
>     |-- xap1
>     |-- xap2
>     |-- xap3
>     |-- xdev1
>     |-- xdev2
>     |-- xv1
>     |-- xwm1
>     |-- xwm2
>     |-- yast1
>     `-- yast2
> 
> -- 
> [EOF]
> 
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