Last time, we were left with a functioning but nongraphical SuSE Linux 7.2 Professional that needed its installation CD-ROM to be able to boot. Despite all my documentation, I didn’t find a list of Lilo errors that explained more than the “L” and the subsequent series of repeated “07”s that appeared the entirety of what the boot process delivered. But I could still boot using the intallation CD. That way, logged in as root, from my command line, I typed yast2 and found myself in an ncurses screen. Choosing Package Installation focused my cursor on a search field, in which...