hi,

we splitted the iso and here're the links:

old release (version 2.5.*) based on openSUSE-11.0:
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=029141bdb9b70189ab1eab3e9fa335ca5da521b656b43286

new one (version 3.0.0) based on openSUSE-11.1:
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=029141bdb9b7018991b20cc0d07ba4d28098080343143860

 > md5sum suse-11.1-Enlightenment-live-iso.i686-3.0.0.iso
 671b3359e570f699fd83a42c7750a5a3  suse-11.1-Enlightenment-live-iso.i686-3.0.0.iso
 size is 732528640 bytes (699Mb)
 
download all into a single folder and use the following to extract:

rar x iso.part1.rar

don't use 'unrar' (you only waste some time with it). visit rarlab.com
if you don't have this archiver. at the end you should see this:

suse-11.0-live-iso.i686-2.5.5.iso  726202368 (bytes)
> md5sum suse-11.0-live-iso.i686-2.5.5.iso
bd51a023899553ec88e0cec83a4e20a6  suse-11.0-live-iso.i686-2.5.5.iso

brief instruction:

* easy way

boot from CD. there should be a prompt to select boot mode. but services
are started 'in parallel' and the prompt could just be overlapped by
service messages. it's ok. you can wait a bit, then press

3

and Enter. login as 'root' (root/soad) into the text mode (tty). issue:

install_ATI_drivers

and choose option 1 - build from precompiled package. if drivers 
compilation return an error, please don't start 'Sax2' and 'Entrance' 
(you will be asked about it). press:

n

and Enter on both questions. and just repeat the command:

install_ATI_drivers

there should be no segfaults. some minor errors are not suffisient,
ignore them. 

* hard way

first step is the same - login in tty console as root. then you need to
establish the Internet Connection, ping gmail.com (to ensure all is set)
and start:

install_ATI_drivers

now you can select option 2 - build from ATI sources (require internet
connection). the latest ATI drivers will be downloaded and installed
from ati.com (approx 63Mb of your traffic - that's why we not included
such huge 'package' into the LiveCD). the rest is up to you. follow the
instructions. 

if things are ok, welcome to install the system to the hard drive. after
update the kernel will be upgraded to the new version and probably the
old 'fglrx' driver refuse to work as it should. that's ok. boot with:

init 3

login as 'root' into the console and start:

install_ATI_drivers

driver for your new kernel will be compiled and installed in the same
way as for LiveCD.

for NVIDIA the procedure is the same. but you need to issue

install_NVIDIA_drivers

command instead of 'install_ATI_drivers'. we put legacy and current
177.80 NVIDIA drivers on the disk. no Internet Connection required for
NVIDIA. 

we decided to include the sources and build drivers from scratch because
several reports indicated that precompiled drivers doesn't work and any
kernel update can break them as well. that's why only build from scratch 
can assure proper driver compilation. livecd is a bit tricky, so there 
could be some failures due to the properties of CDROM-Drive, speed of the 
disk and so on. for ATI things are working straight forward:

1) precompiled driver package rpm install creates a custom 'fglrx'
driver for a running kernel (or downloaded package from ati.com proceed
with an ordinary build routine)

2) ldconfig updates the cache of a libraries (we have a new OpenGL here)

3) aticonfig --initial creates a new 'xorg.conf' with 'fglrx' driver set

4) Sax2 allow fine tuning of the X server settings (also with 'fglrx'
driver)

5) and Entrance is started for a session management


that's why if build resulted in errors/segfaults it's not recommended to
proceed with 'Sax2' and 'Entrance' (system can suspend as it was reported
before).

i hope you have a couple of CD-RW disks and a nice burner/recorder.
unfortunately i can't say that the disk is 'rock solid' and works all
the way. it was tested for ATI: 9600, 9800, X300, X800, X1800; NVIDIA:
6600/GT, 7600, 8600 series + mobile chipsets. looks like the most
important here is proper burn of iso (may be use lower speed, 4x-10x,
usual CD magic is here) and if build ended with segfaults - just repeat
once more (without 'Sax2' and 'Entrance'):

install_ATI_drivers

or

install_NVIDIA_drivers

commangs for system maintenance/update:

zypper ref
zypper up -t package

just hope that this time things should work. if not - my deepest
apologizes that you've spent your time and thanks a lot for your
feedback. it is really awesome and helps us a lot.

best regards,
sda