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As the error message said, you may need to re-install yast2-ncurses package from a installation cd/dvd like<br />
# rpm -i /cdrom/pkg/yast2-ncurses.r<wbr />pm<br />
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This package is a character based user interface.<br />
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Have you trid<br />
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# yast2
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As the error message said, you may need to re-install yast2-ncurses package from a installation cd/dvd like
# rpm -i /cdrom/pkg/yast2-ncurses.rpm

This package is a character based user interface.

Have you trid

# yast2

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Yes! did as suggested and worked! Made my day sir.<br />
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It's the first time I ever get this message, was this error generated by some previous installation made through yast? I don't remember doing any change at all in the past days back when it was working.
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Yes! did as suggested and worked! Made my day sir.

It's the first time I ever get this message, was this error generated by some previous installation made through yast? I don't remember doing any change at all in the past days back when it was working.

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Hello experts<br />
<br />
I'm currently running a Linux SLES 10 SP3, YaST worked fine some days ago, but now, when entering yast, the following error is displayed:<br />
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production_server:/# yast<br />
warning: the qt frontend is installed but does not work<br />
warning: the ncurses frontend is installed but does not work<br />
You need to install yast2-ncurses to use the YaST2 text mode interface<br />
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Pls any help will be greatly appreciated :(!!!
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Hello experts

I'm currently running a Linux SLES 10 SP3, YaST worked fine some days ago, but now, when entering yast, the following error is displayed:

production_server:/# yast
warning: the qt frontend is installed but does not work
warning: the ncurses frontend is installed but does not work
You need to install yast2-ncurses to use the YaST2 text mode interface

Pls any help will be greatly appreciated :(!!!

Problem: Cannot open YaST anymore!

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