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Installation in Live Desktop
Place your openSUSE disc in the drive, and reboot your computer. Upon rebooting, you should encounter the boot screen.
Choose openSUSE 11.1 and wait for the openSUSE 11.1 desktop to load.
<Desktop>
This is a fully-functional openSUSE desktop. Feel free to explore the desktop, and when you're ready to install, double-click the Live Install icon. This will start YaST, the openSUSE installation and configuration program.
Step 1: Welcome screen
You are now given the option of choosing your language and keyboard layout, as well as shown the license agreement.
Choose your language in this screen. The keyboard layout is set automatically depending upon the language. If your keyboard layout is different from the one chosen by YaST, go ahead and correct it.
Also, you'll see the license agreement. To see the license agreement in other languages, click License Translation. If you accept the license, click Next.
Step 2: Set the time
Here, you'll need to set your time zone.
Select your region of the world in the left, and then your time zone in the right. Below the time zones, ensure that YaST is displaying the correct time and date. If not, click Change and adjust the time.
You may also have a map shown instead of the above screen. If so, use the map to select your part of the world.
Step 3: Setting up your disk
Now YaST will set up your hard drive settings. If you have another operating system installed on the computer (for example, Microsoft Windows or another Linux), YaST will resize that operating system so that it still on your computer, but has enough room to install openSUSE 11.1.
If you want to edit the proposed settings, click Edit Partition Setup.... If you'd like to redo the entire setup for your own settings, click Create Partition Setup.... If you want to keep the proposed settings, click Next.
After setting the data/time screen, there is a "Desktop Selection" screen. Choose GNOME or KDE 4.1 or Other.
Step 4: Create your user
Now you'll need to set up a user account for the primary user of the computer.
Enter your full name, a username (which is automattically chosen: you can change the name if you wish), and a password.
By default, the system is set so your password is the password of the system administrator (also known as root). Also, automatic login is turned on as well. You can uncheck these options for more security if you wish.
Step 5: Installation overview
This is a summary of what YaST is planning on doing to your system.
Read over the list and if you would like to change an option, click the title of the section. Consult the help text in YaST and in the documentation for what to do in these screens.
If you're ready, click Install.
Step 6: Installation
YaST is now installing your new openSUSE system.
Once finished, you'll be directed to restart the computer:
Restart the computer, and remove the openSUSE Live CD.
Step 7: Finishing the Installation
openSUSE, upon the first boot, will automatically configure the system hardware and networking.
Simply wait for the configuration to finish.
Completion of Installation
openSUSE 11.1 is now installed! Once you login, you'll be greeted by the openSUSE Greeter with all sorts of information about openSUSE on it, and you'll be directed to setting up your online update system.
What next?
There is plenty of documentation available in this wiki. For first steps on the desktop please take a look at: