i’ve tried to install opensuse from livecd and when i confirm all changes when setup of formatting starts i get an error code 3027… something with consistency of hdd. any ideas?
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We need more info,
Are you attempting to setup a dual boot? If so what other OS?
Do you have one hard disk or more?
Do you know how to show us the output of
fdisk -l
from a linux terminal or console?
Also, which liveCD 11,2 kde or other?
Have you checked the CD? (there is an option available from the boot menu).
And a list of your hardware.
11.2 gnome cd(tried kde also the same)
my spec.
p4 1.7ghz
768mb ram
320 hdd(partitioned into 3 parts. windows inside right now, trying to install suse alongside with windows)
ge-force 6200 256mb
i am using windows xp atm
and i have never used open source OS before so i am quite noob in this kind of things 
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The live CD needs 1GB of RAM to install, but I did it once with 512MB,
your error sounds like you don’t have a clean NTFS partition and when
you try to resize the partition it fails, use scandisk and defrag on
WinXP and then try again
VampirD
Microsoft Windows is like air conditioning
Stops working when you open a window.
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320 hdd(partitioned into 3 parts. windows inside right now, trying to install suse alongside with windows)
Does this mean your disk already has 3 partitions and you need to partition it further?
If so, then after the scandisk and defrag (i agree with VampirD here), we could tell you how to get that fdisk -l output to check.