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Originally Posted by patryk
GT540M is one of those optimus nvidia/intel (hybrid) cards. always problems with those in linux.
i've been fighting with optimus card for some time on debian, ...
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- 01-31-2013 #11Penguin of trust
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This worked for my optimus card with Mint 14 (XFCE)
Originally Posted by patryk 
GT540M is one of those optimus nvidia/intel (hybrid) cards. always problems with those in linux.
i've been fighting with optimus card for some time on debian, ubuntu and suse, and i just gave up.
just go to your bios and disable nvidia untill next version of your linux (hopefuly with optimus support)
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- 02-01-2013 #12Just Joined!
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hey forum
thanks for all the great suggestions an im sorry i havent been replying much but i was on another forum too an they mannaged to solve my problem.
as some of you said its a problem with the intel/nvidia hybred cards that is causing trouble but with alittle playing around i maneged to solv this by using Bumblebee.
soo to all of you who tryed to help i say thanks alot ^.^
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