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Hey Richard Yeah I did use the alternate 64 bit install and I will be honest I didn't notice there was an expert install, I will check that out. As for the graphics card, yeah I have the NVIDIA card. The funny thing is I just completed a install of openSUSE 10.3 and everything went without a hitch. -george TheBlueSage wrote: > On Fri, 2007-11-02 at 22:24 -0400, George wrote: >> Folks I usually just lurk around this email list but now I finally have >> a questions to post. >> >> I picked up a new HP Pavilion dv9500 Notebook (AMD 64x2) and I >> attempting to get Ubuntu 7.10 working on it. >> > <snip> > just a thought ... did you download and install the 'alternative 64bit > ' version of Ubuntu 7.10 ? > you might also try the expert install. It is not as hard as it sounds, > you just get to see what it is doing. > I just installed 7.10 on my DV8000 (non -AMD64) and it went in fine > except for the wireless card. There is a new 'restricted drivers > manager in 7.10 that installs the drivers for you, disables them and > then lets you enable them after... Kinda weird but I can see why they > did it.. The wireless card took a reboot once I could switch it on, > but since then it has been perfect . > > does the laptop have the NVIDIA graphics card or the Radeon ? > > Richard >
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