> Now it starts, but strangely my > system hard locks (frozen mouse, frozen screen) a few minutes after > starting, which means that this is almost certainly a bug in the Intel > display drivers. Don't know if this helps you, but I had a lockup error when I ran four NVidia GTX460 in one system. After some time (a few seconds to many minutes), the X- system froze but the operating system was still accessible over the network. I found this in the event log (dmesg): irq 16: nobody cared (try booting with the "irqpoll" option) irq 16 was used by the USB controller and the graphic-cards. Disabling USB in the BIOS solved the issue. But because I need USB for the controls, I added acpi=debug to the kernel command line arguments. Funny enough, but this completely solved the issue, USB and NVidia stopped fighting for the irq.. Maybe it's completely unrelated - but it's worth a try.
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