Howdy Everyone,
First off, been a fan of openSUSE for years now and peridocially go back and forth between Suse and Windows. However, I’m still an enthusiastic amateur when it comes to this stuff. Well, I bought a netbook (Acer Aspire ONE) several months back and loved Win 7 (a first for me). However, like all Windows, they all go down the crapper. So I’m wanting to completely wipe out Windows and go all Suse on my netbook.
So I downloaded KDE Live and “burned” it on my USB. BTW, the image writer that are in the directions only writes, .raw files not .iso. I had to use a third party software.
I then went into my BIOS and put the USB drive first on the booting list, and then restarted. Right off the bat I get the error message…
Could not find kernel image: gfxboot
All I want to do is install openSUSE on my netbook.
Thanks everyone for the support! This place is great and a huge supporter of the project.