lowpingnoob |
06-17-2005 08:18 AM |
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Originally posted by aeruzcar
What type of card do you hace?
Have you tried to install external drivers?
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ive been having this sort of problem, I think it might be a hardware conflict with the distro or something. I have F***edupdora core 3, and I have working ALSA and NVIDIA drivers, then, every , ah ... 5th or 6th time I reboot, one of these things needs to be reconfigured (xorg.conf for video, recompile for ALSA). Its a pain in the arse, so I am going to switch distros. If it wouldn't be too much trouble, thats what you should do. Id say slackware or debian is a better distro. Sorry this doesn't help much. This sounds like a stupid question, but every time you edit you xorg (or xf86).conf, you save it, right?
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