Yeah, I’m stuck here on a few laptops.
So, you’re attempting to install 16-beta onto true hardware (on multiple machines) vs installing to a virtual machine??
Thats why I love HP 17inch Zbooks. They can hold 4 drives.
Looks like I’ll have to install 15.6 and then update the repos.
Not a fan of this new installer.
Any discussion on giving us the choice to use the previous installer instead forcing the new and still experimental installer?
@jonzn4suse It’s a done deal… https://agama-project.github.io/blog/2025/01/21/Agama-11
I agree completely !! As it stands now, it’s as if we’ve gone back to the 1980’s. Very very limited options to perform a more granular install. The “feedback” during an install is also very lacking.
It was released too soon - too many missing options.
I just recently attempted to install Leap 16 again … Agama got halfway thru the install, then paused for 10-15 minutes, then stopped. No information whatsoever. I attempted to install two more times - same outcome … it would get about 1/2 way thru the install, then the loooooong pause with no feedback whatsoever about the delay, them bombed out.
So, now I will have to wait when openSUSE decides to release an off-line (standalone) installation ISO. I could have downloaded a 4+ GB ISO in less time than the 3 attempts (which was far beyond 4 GB ) that failed. Keep in mind, this Agama is, at the moment, just a “network installer”.
@myswtest Won’t happen unless a) someone creates issues at github for their problems or b) steps up and makes it so…
I:
- installed Leap 16.0 Alpha 6 a couple of times for try it in a VM. I wrote this:
- installed Slowroll (it’s the same installer) twice in VMs, one on my laptop. I wrote these:
- installed MicroOS in a VM.
They have 8 months to improve the process. It woult help that you report issues when you find a problem.
I cannot run yast2. “Qt GUI wanted but not found.” How do I install Qt GUI?
yast2-control-center-qt
installed?
libQt5Gui5
installed?
No provider for it found.
libQt5Gui5 is installed