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HI, i just purchased a dell vostro 3750, when i try to install fedora 15 x64, it hangs with "waiting for hardware to initialize" message, i've tried to add nomodeset ...
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Fedora 15 vostro 3750 "waiting for hardware to initialize"
HI, i just purchased a dell vostro 3750, when i try to install fedora 15 x64, it hangs with "waiting for hardware to initialize" message, i've tried to add nomodeset but it doesn't work, i would apreciate some help!. If you can be detailed with the answer it would be great.
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- 06-19-2011 #2Linux Guru
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Unfortunately, the Vostro uses a dual video gpu setup, and intel and an nvidia chip set, configured so that it uses the nvidia for graphics-intensive tasks, and the intel otherwise to conserve battery power. I have heard of people having problems installing Linux on these configurations. What does Dell say? Do they have any Linux support or recommendations for these systems?
Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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I just looked on the Dell web site, and the only vostros that they specifically support Linux on are the v130, the 1014, and the 1015. All of these have a single GPU...
Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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At least, could you tell me if i'm doing it in the right way?
i use a dvd to install, but here is my doubt:
- whem the boot menu comes out, what do i do?
-i press tab in order to get : vmlinuz ...... , there is where i add nomodeset at the end without anything more
am i doing it right? Thanks in advance !
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If you encounter this problem - just unplug all usb devices on boot, even the mouse!
For using hybrid-graphics after installing Fedora install nvidia drivers and bumblebee:
Replace xorg.conf: xorg.conf.zip# yum install kmod-nvidia-PAE dmidecode mesa-libGL-devel kernel-PAE-devel
# yum groupinstall 'Development Tools'
# yum remove VirtualGL
git clone github.com/MrMEEE/bumblebee.git
cd bumblebee
# -E ./install.sh
And # reboot
ps. for fedora RFRemix need replace "grep -nir fedora" to "grep -nir rfremix" in bumblebee/stages/determinedistro
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thanks in advance, i'm gonna try this out and i'll comment
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I do not know how to solve the problem, I have to pull out the usb-hub every turn on the computer...
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It seems to me, system is not loaded when you connect devices to port usb3.0, with usb2.0 everything works fine.
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