Sorry for your troubles. SUSE isn’t yet supported on x86_64. But I believe I’ve got almost all of the packages ready there…I suspect I can have it available by this evening.
I’ll ping this thread when I have confirmed that all of the packages are in the right place.
Yes, actually, we both slept in today. Jamie and I are in Boston this weekend (on top secret Virtualmin business), and we spent too much time walking around Harvard, MIT, and the river yesterday.
But we’ve got nothing going on today, so I’ll have some time to set of some builds on my x86_64 machine. (I hope…I’m pretty sure the hotel wifi won’t block my VNC connection.)
OpenSUSE x86_64 isn’t terribly happy with qemu (which is where I usually build stuff), and it freezes quite often, so I’m having a hard time completing builds. I’m installing vmware now to see if maybe OpenSUSE will be happier with it. I also have a new x86_64 build system on the way here, and I’m going to set aside enough space on the disk for a native install of all of our platforms–so when things get ornery under a virtual system, I’ll be able to reboot into the native system and get things done.
In the meantime, that means I haven’t been able to get the packages for OpenSUSE on x86_64 finished up yet…but I’m working as fast as possible to try to get a workable environment…once I find a working environment, it should wrap up pretty quickly.
I got it figured out…OpenSUSE on x86_64 requires a huge amount of memory–the reason it was freezing was because it was running out of memory in the qemu virtual machine, and the sluggishness of swap thrashing in an already painfully slow virtual machine made it look dead.
I expect to finish the packages by this afternoon. I’ll ping this thread once done.