I downloaded the SUSE from this page (http://tinyurl.com/slespi), and write into the disk with command:
xz -cd IMAGE | dd of=/dev/SDCARDDEV bs=4096
then insert the card into RPi, power on ,no thing happen
I don’t know if I missed anything
P.S.: the monitor is moto Lapdock
It turn out that is my monitor problem.
Lapdock think there is no input so display nothing, but when I connect to old CRT TV via RCA it display.
I guess this behaviour is caused by the SUSE used U-Boot instead of loaded the kernel directly like Raspbian.
Don’t know if there are any chance to make it display correctly on moto Lapdock.
I don’t if this fix might also help you :-
https://forums.suse.com/showthread.php?8525-First-boot-HDMI-DVI-out-of-range
I have similar problems on a widescreen dell monitor I have that is not a standard resolution.
[QUOTE=dsoothill;35260]I don’t if this fix might also help you :-
https://forums.suse.com/showthread.php?8525-First-boot-HDMI-DVI-out-of-range
I have similar problems on a widescreen dell monitor I have that is not a standard resolution.[/QUOTE]
Thanks a lot, and sorry for late reply.
with appending:
hdmi_safe=1
in /boot/config.txt
the lapdock can boot with 640x480 , and after entering YaST the resolution is 1366x768 (which is correct)
And this also work on other distro boot in similar way, like fedora.