No no, I installed openSUSE 11.1. I know that there will be a new version, but I’ll try it when will be a final release.
So, are these problems normal? Have I to wait the 11.2 release?
Sorry for my ignorance!
I also agree with Akeollh. Turning off ipv6 is a good idea. There is an old wiki here on that (I have not tried this myself): SDB:Disabling IPv6 completely - openSUSE
One is given the choice of disabling ipv6 upon installation, and I do that as a matter of choice at that time.
I’ve followed the procedure you suggested (SDB:Disabling IPv6 completely - openSUSE) but still doesn’t work.
In modprobe.conf alias net-pf-10 ipv6 entry is not present and now, when I open YaST2, appears a windows saying that the system is blocked by an application with pid 4305 (/usr/sbin/packagekitd).:\
Maybe you should use my suggestion and search for the solution for yourself?
The above posted methods are obsolete and not recommended, but good solutions could be found in seconds using a search engine on how to “turn off IPv6” on “openSUSE 11.1”.
*To disable or enable IPv6 on an installed system, use the YaST Network Settings module. On the Global Options tab, check or uncheck the Enable IPv6 option as necessary. To enable IPv6 manually, enter modprobe ipv6 as root. *