fabrice schrieb:
> I'm looking for the "boot.iso" file, related to 10.3...
>
> any information ?
> tia
> fabrice

Take a look at /iso/cd/*-mini.iso

Rauch Christian a écrit :
> fabrice schrieb:
>> I'm looking for the "boot.iso" file, related to 10.3...
>>
>> any information ?
>> tia
>> fabrice
>
> Take a look at /iso/cd/*-mini.iso
oh yes, I've forgotten it...thanks for the reminder !

but, these 2 isos...are 2 ! and I'm looking for the "unique boot iso"
which provides both 32 and 64 bits

cheers
fabrice

fabrice schrieb:
> Rauch Christian a écrit :
>> fabrice schrieb:
>>> I'm looking for the "boot.iso" file, related to 10.3...
>>>
>>> any information ?
>>> tia
>>> fabrice
>> Take a look at /iso/cd/*-mini.iso
> oh yes, I've forgotten it...thanks for the reminder !
>
> but, these 2 isos...are 2 ! and I'm looking for the "unique boot iso"
> which provides both 32 and 64 bits

As far as i know this one does not exist anymore.

>
> cheers
> fabrice

fabrice wrote:
> Hi group,
>
> I'm looking for the "boot.iso" file, related to 10.3...
>
> For the previous release, it was located in
> /repo/oss/boot directory
>
> any information ?

http://software.opensuse.org/ and select the network installation,
although I would go for the 1CD KDE or GNOME.



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