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Cyber Source wrote, On 01/23/04 8:41 AM:<br>
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You should be all set, sounds like your hardware is fine. I could write
out a novel here explaining how and why to do certain things with your Linux
install, best would be to bring it to a meeting, I could show you how to
properly do the dual boot and tweak the Linux side with all the latest bells
and whistles.</blockquote>
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By all means, if at all possible, bring it to a meeting. <br>
Even though the install may seem to go flawlessly, and everything is detected,
the "detected" hardware may need some tweaking in order to work. <br>
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Been There, Done That [with Mandrake], Got The T-shirt<br>
I have sound and video on mobo, and linux seems to prefer actual devices.
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The sole purpose of my life is, apparently, to test my sanity.
Scott
Netscape 7.0 on Win 98 SE
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