Not sure if this is welcome here? I posted on the Belenix forum, but this may be of interest. At least the 810 graphics come up with Belenix 0.6.
----------------- Hi, I have a pair of SATA drives on my Asrock mobo. Under Ubuntu Feisty, gparted correctly shows me that sdb has a couple of NTFS partitions and a 1GB unused space at the front (its got Vista on it). On sda, I have the Ubuntu boot from sda1, unallocated space of 100GB where sda2 was setto reserve some space, and some unallocated space (about 300GB) in the extended partition. When I run the 0.6 live CD, gparted does not give me any choice of device. It shows only: /devices/pci at 0.0/pci-ide at 1f,2/ide at 0/cmdk at 1,0:q,raw (232.88GiB) This is stunningly similar to the formatted capacity of the drive with Vista on it. Any ideas how I might continue? James BTW there is no man page for fdisk. And oddly fdisk -h seems to print to stderr. Anyway, fdisk/format seem sufficently unlike what I'm used to that I think I'd better leave alone for the moment! More: Just noticed the 'Hard Disk Partitions' icon. The text is all but unreadable, but it seems to list the foratted partitions I'd expect: /devices/rawdisk:a as UFS on / /dev/dsk/c1d0p1 as ext2fs on /mnt/linux0 /dev/dsk/c1d0p6 as ext2fs on /mnt/linux1 /dev/dsk/c1d1p1 as ntfs on /mnt/ntfs0 /dev/dsk/c1d1p2 as ntfs on /mnt/ntfs1 This is sane. I'd just like to install an OpenSolaris onto /dev/dsk/c1d0p2. I tried with SXDE but haven't managed to get so far with that - the i810 doesn't come up for lack of AGPart. BTW please include the newer intel driver - the 810 is a pain to get going at 1920x1200.
