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wooddl 09-22-2007 07:46 PM

FC 7 and hp notebook
 
I have loaded fedora 7 64 on a hp 6000z notebook. It loads ok but after reboot it hangs and I have to manually restart. It seems to boot ok but when it goes to the login I get a blank screen.
Any ideas? I am pretty new with linux. Any help would be grateful.

Don

ENDI1111 09-22-2007 08:17 PM

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Originally Posted by wooddl (Post 2900585)
I have loaded fedora 7 64 on a hp 6000z notebook. It loads ok but after reboot it hangs and I have to manually restart. It seems to boot ok but when it goes to the login I get a blank screen.
Any ideas? I am pretty new with linux. Any help would be grateful.

Don


Don...I have the same HP laptop. I get Fadora 6 loaded OK. When it reboots it goes to a localhost login: ...I am confused myself. I have been trying different Linux OS's for this laptop from Ubuntu to Sidux, Mepis...a couple of others, and now this one. Still I don't have a working laptop. Frustrating huh!!

wooddl 09-22-2007 08:40 PM

I am not sure if its a hardware or some software that it causing it to hang. I am just not too familiar with linux to work it out on my own. yet!

ENDI1111 09-22-2007 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by wooddl (Post 2900616)
I am not sure if its a hardware or some software that it causing it to hang. I am just not too familiar with linux to work it out on my own. yet!

An idea i've been seeing...and dealing with myself is the video driver. I have tried a bundle of different versions of linux and most of the problems I see first hand are the video driver. So...I just move on to another distro. I went to "linux-on-laptops.com" to find out what best distro works on my HP dv6000. So after a few distro's I hope I can get this one to work.


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