Asus P5S-MX SE Motherboard, nVIDIA Palit 7300 and onboard devices help needed !
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Asus P5S-MX SE Motherboard, nVIDIA Palit 7300 and onboard devices help needed !
Hi,
I am facing the following issues while installing Mandriva Linux:
a) Does not recognize onboard LAN Card.
b) Does not recognize nVIDIA PALIT 7300 GS 512 Card.
c) The other distros do not even install since i use a SATA Disk. (it is possible that i am using an older version of Distro).
The Hardware that i have is as follows:
a) Motherboard: Asus P5S - MX SE
b) On Board LAN : Sis 191
c) Hitachi SATA 140 GB HDD
d) Samsung DVD Writer IDE
e) Intel Core 2 Duo 2.2 Ghz with 2 GB RAM.
Please help in getting the system up and running. I would love to experiment with Beryl. Seems like a fascinating Interface.
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