Hello all, New to the forum and openSuse. I’m trying to install 13.2 from a USB key.
Downloaded iso image.
Created usb key on /sdb using dd from Ubuntu.
Booted into it successfully.
Message saying, “check install medium” or similar.
Went into to config and /sdb is shown and checked that USB drivers loaded.
/sdb is not an option for install source.
What do I do?
Machine is Acer AMD Laptop.
Thanks,
S
Which image? There are DVD images, the NETWORK install images, and live images (in 32-bit and 64-bit).
Created usb key on /sdb using dd from Ubuntu.
What’s “/sdb”? Or did you mean “/dev/sdb”?
Booted into it successfully.
Message saying, “check install medium” or similar.
One of the boot menu options is to check the install medium. As far as I know, that doesn’t work correctly when you are using a USB device. It’s really only for DVD and CD devices.
Went into to config and /sdb is shown and checked that USB drivers loaded.
/sdb is not an option for install source.
Again, “/sdb” looks wrong. Did you mean “/dev/sdb”?
If you are using the NETWORK installer, and attempting to install over WiFi, then this is a known issue. Either use a wired connection or use the DVD installer.
What do I do?
Provide enough useful information, so that we can recognize what’s the actual problem.