22 Aug
2003
22 Aug
'03
3:38 p.m.
RTaylor wrote:
On Fri, 22 Aug 2003 10:13:21 +0200
Ismael Valladolid Torres <ismael(a)sambara.org> wrote:
on intel machines you can use knoppix to 'jump-start' debian, it has
pretty good auto-detection (boot knoppix live CD, instal to disk, change
/etc/apt/sources.list to debian and then use normal debian maintenance
procedures (apt-get, aptitude etc.))
erik
El viernes, 22 de agosto de 2003, a las 12:19,
Chris Share escribe:
I've not had a problem with it in the past few years.
{2 nvidia cards, a matrox 450, an ati radeon 7200 and
2 different 3dfx ~300s {one with tv in, one without}}
I have had problems with modelines and this "frigging"
monitor. {No problems whatsoever with my lcd.}
I didn't have problem 1 with RH9 {once I set my
CMOS back to the defaults. It even identified the
monitor {Which is something I couldn't do}}
{'Course, I already have all the settings for Debian
saved... It's just a matter of copying the config
files.}
It correctly detected my video card and monitor,
something that
Debian couldn't do.
It's not that the Debian installer can't detect your video card. It
simply does not try to.