Barry White:
I installed debian 7 successfully right to the end when it
came up with a message that it flashes on the screen, something
about gnome and video. It is not there long enough to read.
I suspect that gnome does not like my video hardware, possibly
because it an older
On 10/21/2013 04:53 AM, Jochen Spieker wrote:
In order to help you we need to
know what kind of hardware you have. Run
'apt-get install pciutils' und send us the output of the
command
'lcpsi'. In the meantime, you can install another desktop
like
Paul Cartwright:
On 10/21/2013 04:53 AM, Jochen Spieker wrote:
In order to help you we need to know what kind of hardware you have. Run
'apt-get install pciutils' und send us the output of the command
'lcpsi'. In the meantime, you can install another desktop like xfce4
which does not need
Jochin Paul,
I should mention that I had no problems with Deb 5 or Deb 6 on these
m/cs.
Cheers Barry
Jochen Spieker wrote:
Paul Cartwright:
On 10/21/2013 04:53 AM, Jochen Spieker wrote:
In order to help you we need to know what kind of hardware you have. Run
'apt-get install pciutils'
On 10/21/2013 08:49 AM, Barry White wrote:
Jochin Paul,
I should mention that I had no problems with Deb 5 or Deb 6 on these
m/cs.
Cheers Barry
older doesn't always mean supported any longer..
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Thanks Jochen Paul,
Due to other problems I had to scrub the Deb 7 installation.
It wiped out XP windows in the first partition and I had several errors
occur during install. I finally managed to get to completion but grub
did not know about windows.
In this machine, (Deb 5.0) which is
Please don't top-post.
Barry White:
Due to other problems I had to scrub the Deb 7 installation.
It wiped out XP windows in the first partition and I had several
errors occur during install. I finally managed to get to completion
but grub did not know about windows.
Please try to separate
Hello all,
I installed debian 7 successfully right to the end when it
came up with a message that it flashes on the screen, something about
gnome and video. It is not there long enough to read.
I suspect that gnome does not like my video hardware, possibly because
it an older m/c.
Hmmm this problem recurred after the reinstall, but it's only happened
once in five boots. I'm going to gather as much info as I can, keep the
bug report open, and add whatever useful info I can to the report.
The road I'm going to go down for now is that this may be the result of an
On Vi, 24 mai 13, 21:19:48, Larry Johnson wrote:
I mostly need advice on how to follow up with a bug report (and what
additional info I might need to pull together).
I'm new to debian, but not to GNU/Linux. I just installed Debian 7, and my
install seems to be afflicted with a very old bug
On Fri 24 May 2013 at 21:19:48 -0400, Larry Johnson wrote:
I mostly need advice on how to follow up with a bug report (and what
additional info I might need to pull together).
I'm new to debian, but not to GNU/Linux. I just installed Debian 7, and my
install seems to be afflicted with a
On Sat, May 25, 2013 at 4:21 AM, Andrei POPESCU andreimpope...@gmail.comwrote:
And the number of your report is?
It's report #709684. I'm aware I didn't include nearly enough info in the
report, but hoped that the maintainer would give me guidance in what would
be relevant to the problem at
On Sat, May 25, 2013 at 6:17 AM, Brian a...@cityscape.co.uk wrote:
Considering it is a new install (done by selecting a DE via d-i, we
assume) you have nothing to lose by reinstalling. Also, the video system
may be the culprit. 'lspci' will give you information on it which you
could post
On Sat 25 May 2013 at 07:14:00 -0400, Larry Johnson wrote:
I'll try a reinstall if no specific problem is identified. I did reinstall
gnome itself with no effect on the problem.
A reinstall would at least allow you to see whether the problem is
repeatable.
The following is my lspci output
On Sat, May 25, 2013 at 8:04 AM, Brian a...@cityscape.co.uk wrote:
A reinstall would at least allow you to see whether the problem is
repeatable.
I'll do a reinstall then. I'd really like to track this down.
You'll be using the nouveau driver, then. The controller belongs to the
NV40
On Sb, 25 mai 13, 07:00:58, Larry Johnson wrote:
It's report #709684. I'm aware I didn't include nearly enough info in the
report, but hoped that the maintainer would give me guidance in what would
be relevant to the problem at hand. I wasn't even really sure whether I
should identify the
Actually, Brian's suggestion to reinstall was a good one, and for a reason
I wouldn't have expected. I noticed when I started to reinstall that I was
using the i386 version instead of the amd64 (consistent with my chip). I'm
not sure what direct effect that would have on gnome-shell, but
I mostly need advice on how to follow up with a bug report (and what
additional info I might need to pull together).
I'm new to debian, but not to GNU/Linux. I just installed Debian 7, and my
install seems to be afflicted with a very old bug which was closed with no
resolution.
It was bug
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