On Thu, Apr 03, 2008 at 05:41:24PM -0400, Massimo Savino wrote:> 1. The motherboard?
> Quick question: If I am able to boot to console with only 2gb RAM, which
> part do I replace? (If I can boot to console with only 2gb RAM, I can then
> install the NVidia drivers)
>
> 2. The RAM I removed?
> 3. The RAM I left?
> 4. All 4 sticks?
Then I would start to check for BIOS settings to do with memory hoisting
or mapping and such, and also make sure the BIOS is up to date.
If it doesn't, there still may be hope that a bios update or some bios
setting would resolve any issues.
Does it show anything on the nvidia card when you boot (like bios and
such) and only part way through booting linux does it go blank? Is
there still disk activity after it goes blank?
Well I guess one could always try installing windows on it to see if
> Just as a side note, I called BFG Technologies on the off-chance they might
> help (they boast of a 24-hour live support in North America, so I figured
> I'd try it). Worse than useless: 'We don't support Linux' I was about to ask
> if they knew of any support links online to check.
>
> They hung up on me. Nice, eh?
>
> On the other hand, I really do appreciate everyone's patience with me here
> in this forum.
that works. :)
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Len Sorensen