SolutionBase: Installing Novell Open Enterprise Server
Tell YaST what you want to install
While the predefined software sets can be good for quick selection, click the "Detailed selection" button to provide more granular advice to YaST about the software you'd like to install. Personally, I found YaST's package selection procedure a little cumbersome at first, but I got used to it.
Above, you'll see the list of packages that I opted to install. I selected a few items to add to the OES base installation, including "File Server" and "iFolder 3.0". There are some items that have black arrows next to them. These indicate items for which there are dependencies that will be automatically installed. If you want to change this behavior, click the arrow and indicate to YaST how you want to handle dependencies.
Above, you'll see the list of packages that I opted to install. I selected a few items to add to the OES base installation, including "File Server" and "iFolder 3.0". There are some items that have black arrows next to them. These indicate items for which there are dependencies that will be automatically installed. If you want to change this behavior, click the arrow and indicate to YaST how you want to handle dependencies.
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