Is there any openSUSE minimal cd to install ?

Is there any openSUSE minimal cd to install ?

Any live CD has the minimal programs to start; the first time you go on the Internet it downloads about as many programs again as you have already installed in order to complete the installation.

But if you want something even more minimal, you can build it at Welcome – SUSE Studio

You mean by size?

If so, then LXDE is minimal IMO. But not sure, if it is available for 11.2 or not.

For 11.1: openSUSE-LXDE live CD now ready! - openSUSE Forums

If you install from network cd or dvd, you can chose other desktops than kde or gnome, then there is possibility to chose minimal X or command line system, probably this is what you want.

colao wrote:
> Is there any openSUSE minimal cd to install ?

define minimal, please… that is, what are you trying to accomplish?
(a business card size bootable disk; or, are you looking for a skinny
system for an OLD machine? see system requirements here:
http://en.opensuse.org/Sysreqs)

the latest release (openSUSE 11.2) has four “live CDs” one each KDE4
and GNOME, each in 32 or 64 bit…you can install from any of
those…they are in the circa 700MB download size and can install a
usable system…

additionally there is a 108MB image which will boot and then use the
net to fetch the other GBs of system/application (which you can elect
to make skinny, during the install process [but you have to know what
you don’t want/need and do all the deselecting by hand])

and, maybe http://susestudio.com/ is what you need…there you can
build a customized install disk…as minimal as you like (no matter
how you define that: disk size, installed size, selection of software
available size, memory needs size, etc etc etc)

if you are looking for a small/light/fast non-resource hungry
distribution you probably need to get Puppy or one of the others…see
a previous post: http://tinyurl.com/ylf8zq9


palladium

I spent some time a while back updating this wiki page: Live CD - openSUSE

On that page you can see reference to SOAD Linux (SuSE-On-Active-Diet Linux) which also comes as a live CD. Currently only available for openSUSE-11.1