I am getting frustrated with a pretty comical issue... I can't install the OS because it is looking for braille display... It just keeps on looking, in the mean time I am f***d and I can see, can you image the poor blind man tring to install it. Crap! Anyhow. I have PIII 450 Intel motherbard with Phoenix Bios (home made system) and 128RAM. Windows2000 ran fine on it, so you'd figure Linux wouldn't have an issue. The installation hangs as it looks for the braille display. I have tried all of the installation options, removing the mouse, disable the bios.vbe probe, rescue mode. Nothing. Can some one shed some light on this? Thanks

This might be coming late, but have you checked with the suse folks themselves? start with the horse...

My installs seemed to stall at that point as well. I left it alone while SUSE collected it's marbles and then it continued with the install. If it hangs for longer than a minute then you may have a problem.

Can it really be that there is no solution to this? I browsed all sources I can think of without success, and I've seen several refereces to SuSE not responding on the topic, at least not in a way that helps. It installs perfectly alright on the machine I do not want it in, but not on the desired one... /Jed