Jimmy Bradley wrote: > The two machines that Unbuntu or Mandriva didn't like the video > cards in both have Nvidia cards. Both cards have 512mb of video ram on > them, and are agp 4x. They may not be the most up-to-date cards, but > they're still current enough that you would think they would work. > The machine that I've been running fedora on is a Dell Poweredge server > that's about 3 years old now. The video controller is an intel chip, but > I don't remember the exact one. I think is was an E7XXXX, or something > close to that. You can do "lscpi | grep -i nvidia" to lean exactly what card you have. > Anyway, F8 doesn't like the controller in the poweredge server, so > it's going to take a new video card to get it running f8. I posted what > I posted just to see if others were having the same or similar problems. > I didn't think the card specs were that important at the time. Yes, they are important if you want people to respond with good information. Ed -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
