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I tried using the Fedora 11 Desktop Edition Live CD and it isn't working for me. After inserting the CD and rebooting the laptop I get the following:
- Boot ...
- 08-19-2009 #1Just Joined!
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FC 11 on Latitude D505 not working
I tried using the Fedora 11 Desktop Edition Live CD and it isn't working for me. After inserting the CD and rebooting the laptop I get the following:
- Boot Message
- I selected the "Boot" option and hit enter.
After this point onwards I don't see anything on my screen. After a few seconds I hear a pop, I am guessing my sound drivers and getting initialized. And a few minutes later I hear sound (like a welcome sound). I wait for a few more minutes and nothing happens, and the CD drive stops spinning. So I end up with no display. I have power cycled a few times and nothing changes. Is anyone else having similar problems? Any insight would be great.
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Do you know what the graphics chip set happens to be? Also, is the laptop plugged into a dock or external monitor? If I boot Ubuntu on my laptop when it is connected to my docking station it won't display on the laptop screen either. I have a D630 Latitude.
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Hello,
Here is the info for the graphics card:
Intel Corp. 82852/855GM Integrated Grapics Device
Currently, I am not using the docking station. I have Ubuntu installed on this machine and it works fine. I wanted to try out Fedora 11, without downloading all of the CD, thats why I am using the Live CD. Thanks.
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Hmmm. Have you run an md5sum or sha1sum on the CD and compared that with the published checksum? Maybe it is fubar?
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