Lubos Kocman

Throsten mentioned that all products but TW use chrony. On TW it seems that we should have enabled systemd-timesyncd. Perhaps it is a good time to sync the default across...

https://jira.suse.com/browse/PED-11383 to clarify on default ntp solution for 16

**Partial workaround:** ``` Edit first line of /etc/fstab and change mount options for / from defaults -> noatime,ro ``` ``` $ btrfs property get -ts / ro=false # wrong $...

Relevant RN entry for Leap https://github.com/SUSE/release-notes/pull/33/files#diff-47502a06e4ccaa35dce0e35a83e3872657a018e516f1b3880b6279b45e186bf8R32

https://doc.opensuse.org/release-notes/x86_64/openSUSE/Leap/16.0/html/release-notes-leap-160/index.html#id-nvidia-and-graphics-issues-with-the-installation-image I think that should by default do rd.driver.blacklist=nouveau but perhaps filtering the package/driver would be easier.

Stefean Dirsch: If making it default to disable nouvau driver somebody will complain, because on some machines this driver just works rock stable. Not matter what you decide it will...

This is basically the decision that might upset few during installation, but generally will work for all nvidia users. And we'll not loose users to frozen boot screen during install....