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ok, works fine.
How would I make it autoboot into linux?
At the firmware prompt;
Code:
setenv boot-device hd:1
setenv boot-file boot/zImage
setenv auto-boot? true
setenv auto-boot-timeout 10000
That will autoboot after 10 seconds into that Linux. I assume you left the SuSE partitioning as default (swap, / and /home) which means the boot files are on hd:1. If you changed this, you will have to change the number.. obviously also if you wish to pass any arguments to the kernel (you needn't most of the time) then you can append them to the end of the boot-file variable.
Code:
setenv boot-file boot/zImage splash=silent