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Hey, I thought it was Microsoft that gave one a Screen of Death.
I downloaded and burned Lisa to replace my older release of Mint.
When running the DVD to check out Lisa; I see the Lisa splash screen, then all goes black.
I'm thinking it is my nVidia card causing this. I tried Ubuntu's
Unity; but ugh, I won't go there. Linux Mint 12 is the only new Linux
distro giving me this problem; Debain, Open SUSE, and Fedora all
boot fine.
I thought 3 gigs of Ram was enough. I'm on a dual-core AMD 64.
Hey, I thought it was Microsoft that gave one a Screen of Death.
I downloaded and burned Lisa to replace my older release of Mint.
When running the DVD to check out Lisa; I see the Lisa splash screen, then all goes black.
I'm thinking it is my nVidia card causing this. I tried Ubuntu's
Unity; but ugh, I won't go there. Linux Mint 12 is the only new Linux
distro giving me this problem; Debain, Open SUSE, and Fedora all
boot fine.
I thought 3 gigs of Ram was enough. I'm on a dual-core AMD 64.
I also checked the MD5 sum, it is correct. I read about issues (non appearance with
Ubuntu), I am not paid to run any of these distros; I'll install the one that
works best with my hardware. I like Mint better, due to the installed codecs;
but, I can add my own, if needed. I'm cool
The issue has been solved for ME, maybe not for all users. After receiving no replies to the issue for a few days, I did a workaround.
Cheers,
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