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On August 29, 2013, Edward Ned Harvey (blu) wrote: >you're having some sort of hardware vs software compatibility problem. >Try removing all but the necessary hardware in the system, and then adding >it back, piece by piece, to see if the problem begins when you add *this* >piece of hardware. Thanks. I pulled out the RAID card, booted on Ubuntu 13.04 Live CD, and nothing changed. There is nothing else in the box except the motherboard, display card, and a WD Red hard drive, so I'm not sure what else I can remove. >Make sure you've done the ubuntu hardware driver installation thing. You >might need a proprietary driver. The vendor (endpcnoise.com) did all the setup. I'll ask what they did. >I assume you're running 64bit ubuntu. The problem might not exist on >32bit. It's 32-bit Ubuntu. >Try going into BIOS and tweaking some of the values there. Disable >unnecessary hardware, etc. >Apply firmware update for your motherboard, etc. Will try (though I am no BIOS expert). Any suggested settings to tweak? Thanks. -- Dan Barrett dbarrett at blazemonger.com
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