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When I install linux, the screen freeze with a display with colored pixel, I've try other distro samething. I've download driver for my video card but I canot installe it ...
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  1. 01-03-2013 #1
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    installation problem

    When I install linux, the screen freeze with a display with colored pixel, I've try other distro samething.
    I've download driver for my video card but I canot installe it on windows.

    did someone know what can cause this problem?
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    Try Ubuntu Alternate Installation CD. Its not LiveCD and it has text based installer. Alternate Installation CD works fine with most of Graphics Card and its easy to install Graphics driver after successful install.

    Are you planning to dual boot with Windows OS or other Linux OSes? I would suggest you to create partition(s) for Linux before starting installation.
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    Quote Originally Posted by devils casper View Post
    Try Ubuntu Alternate Installation CD. Its not LiveCD and it has text based installer. Alternate Installation CD works fine with most of Graphics Card and its easy to install Graphics driver after successful install.

    Are you planning to dual boot with Windows OS or other Linux OSes? I would suggest you to create partition(s) for Linux before starting installation.

    hello,
    I tried Ubuntu samething happen, than I tried opensuse, it work only on failsafe (if not, black screen) and now it's only log in command line, it's not even booting completely.

    To much hours I spend try to learn linux with no result at all. I think I will give up, my computer background is at a level that I dont see the advantage of linux on windows
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    Which version of Ubuntu did you try? LiveCD or Alternate Installation CD?
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