VectorLinux 7.1 final has been released!!!!!!

[retired1af]

Nothing wrong with the distro. Have you checked the md5sum to ensure you have a good burn?

[chaletosuser]

Nothing wrong with the distro. Have you checked the md5sum to ensure you have a good burn?

nothing wrong with the distro i dont think so , i have download it 4 times on 10mb/per sec lol
and why the hell must i burn for testing in virtualbox ... i never burn iso. all other iso work all .. but that i have always with vector distro so why in the hell load others and this one not haha tell me ...
if you burn the iso vector to dvd , that it than works i dont now , but it must work without burning two ..

i tell you why Slackware Linux is a  Linuxdistributie so it sucks

[nightflier]

Looks like it is what we call "not a good fit". It happens.

Thank you for taking the time to test it anyways, hope other distros may benefit from your testing in the future.

[M0E-lnx]

Didnt answer the question, and the screenie does not show us this is VL in the vm.

For someone who claims they know what they're doing, this sure sounds like a troll

[retired1af]

Yep, doesn't check md5sum and claims his connection is perfect.

If this is the type of work he does and claims to work with servers, lord help a duck.

[M0E-lnx]

Yep, doesn't check md5sum and claims his connection is perfect.

If this is the type of work he does and claims to work with servers, lord help a duck.

* M0E-lnx nods

[SuSE-Refugee]

Due to a pile of Hardware-problems it took me this long before I could give it a swirl, but now that I have it running: Looks Mighty fine! =)
Minus: Not having a SAS/Sata Raid controller the notification on startup about the esas2r-driver not loading might be able to cause some panic in newbs... ;-)
And I get a short list of errors that I don't get the time to read. So far nothing that visibly influences the system.

What's slightly more annoying is the following: Network connection sets up just fine, but as soon as I take so much as a look at the network-manager it disconnects and won't re-connect 'till reboot. What's up with that?

On a side-note: Angband and Egoboo won't work on a bare install, so I think these packages need a stern look.

[SuSE-Refugee]

Ok, Angband works; Had to enable UTF8-support in the locale (WHY isn't that standard?!?!....)

Egoboo still refuses to create a binary....