SuSE Pro 9.2 Free Download, Fully Installlable!

[usernamemax20charact]

Thanks

 

[mb]

http://iso.linuxquestions.org/version.php?version=89

 

[Bob151]

Use a good FTP program, Windows' GUI Explorer FTP client can't maintain saturation, it drops off frequently. I'm STILL using WSFTP-LE, fast.

 

[pallansar]

Originally posted by: pallansar

Originally posted by: wbresson
Fixed Link

Thanks!! I'm getting 400kb/s, which is great! But it started off at 1,800kb/s

Much thanks for the provided link!!

Does anybody know what the file size is for this DVD iso?

 

[kamranziadar]

Thanx

 

[PING]

The DVD ISO is 3.3GB.

 

[pallansar]

Cool. So I'm about halfway through.

 

[mrEvil]

Must be getting hammered. Only getting 32KB/sec. now. Bump for another free Linux distro....

 

[ParatoOptimal]

The fixed link DL's a 1KB iso file weather I click it or click/save target.
The usu ftp link works.

Chunkee,
www.cdiso.com is a parked advertisement. I couldn't DL the iso from there.

 

[Diz2K2]

thanks

 

[mb]

I tried 9.0 and it didn't work on my PC. Skipped 9.1, hoping 9.2 would work. It doesn't. Sigh...

 

[episodic]

Originally posted by: Bob151
Use a good FTP program, Windows' GUI Explorer FTP client can't maintain saturation, it drops off frequently. I'm STILL using WSFTP-LE, fast.

smartftp

 

[pxc]

Originally posted by: Bob151
Use a good FTP program, Windows' GUI Explorer FTP client can't maintain saturation, it drops off frequently. I'm STILL using WSFTP-LE, fast.

IE6 worked for me. I downloaded both the dvd iso and the live x86_64 iso without it dropping.

 

[Elixer]

Also remember to run a md5 check on the ISO. Better to find out if the ISO is good before you burn it.

 

[jwardl]

The torrent is MUCH faster.

 

[rhacquer]

OK, I'll ask the n00b-type question... what's the best way to do a checksum?

 

[ActuaryTm]

Originally posted by: rhacquer
OK, I'll ask the n00b-type question... what's the best way to do a checksum?

A number of applications can accomplish this task. Personally use this one, as it handles .sfv as well as .md5.

 

[ActuaryTm]

Originally posted by: jwardl
The torrent is MUCH faster.

Depends greatly on the source, of course; though I certainly agree in a number of cases, the .torrent distribution method works a great deal better than traditional HTTP/FTP.

For those utilizing the mirrors, (though perhaps not intuitive) choose a location in a more eastern country (Czech Republic, Sweden, etc) for better throughput during daytime hours in the US.

This particular one is pushing out approximately 900Kb/s - 1.1Mb/s. Of course, if everyone uses this particular one, expect speeds to decrease.

 

[SinNisTeR]

thanks!

 

[simo]

This isn't the Pro version though, just the boxed Personal version.

 

[dwcal]

They call it Professional, but it's really meant for home users and hobbyists. The business-oriented distro is now called Novell Linux Desktop. Comparison chart is here.

 

[RideFree]

A full DVD in <25 minutes. Now if only I had unthrottled access to our pipe(s).....

wallfd,
Say, you're not the kind of guy that would cry if he were hung with a gold rope, are you?

A full DVD in <25 min...some of us would kill for speeds like that

 

[RideFree]

Supa,
"I tried 9.0 and it didn't work on my PC. Skipped 9.1, hoping 9.2 would work. It doesn't. Sigh... "

It's your 6800 vid...linux is not very hardware friendly. None of the distros will work with cutting edge hardware (AFAIK).

 

[Tab]

227 Entering Passive Mode (160,36,178,159,44,62)
RETR SUSE-Linux-9.2-FTP-DVD.iso
550 SUSE-Linux-9.2-FTP-DVD.iso: Value too large for defined data type.
Transfer Failed!
Transfer queue completed
1 File failed to transfer

Why isn't this working? Using Flash Fxp...

 

[simo]

Originally posted by: dwcal
They call it Professional, but it's really meant for home users and hobbyists. The business-oriented distro is now called Novell Linux Desktop. Comparison chart is here.

yes, but this isn't "Professional Edition" that is becoming Novell Desktop (that SLES9 was based on) this the the "Personal Edition" that will become SUSE Community.

It doesn't come with kernel source, developer tools, or the commercial tools (Java, Flash etc).

Anyway, it's downloading now, so I can compare it with my SLES9 and SUSE 9.2 Pro (6 CD version).