Its working as dual boot with WindowsXP: sounds works well on windows but not on linux. the audio device is:
C-Media AC97 audio devices Does redhat don’t support it?
If there is no solution ,suggest me best linux available which can be downloaded ‘for free’ and installed(not live cd) along with windows.If possible tell me how i can get the compatibility list of all available Linux.
That’s all thakyou.
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I keep trying to start Ubuntu Linux in live CD mode, but it isn’t working. Right after the window that says “Loading Linux Kernel” the computer restarts. I am using a new computer that I just built. My specs are:
AMD Athlon 64 3800+ 2.4 GHz
160 GB Seagate HD (Partitioned into 2 80GB segments. I was planning on installing Linux on one of the partitions)
2 GB RAM
64 Mb S3 virge video card
48x CD-ROM
The video card and CD-ROM are old, and I used them for right now because they were just laying around anyway. I’m going to upgrade both of them as soon as I have enough money, but everything else is new, and i haven’t noticed any other problems with any of the components.
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Tagged computer, computer restarts, kernel, Linux, loading, mode, new computer, Ubuntu, Window
how long does it take to load the linux kernel. I sepnt like 5 minutes waiting and it didnt load. Im using the 64 bit version. im running it on a live CD. I just burnt it last night.
Linux installing time-shift 4000x !!!!!! All the Eye Candy included !! Believe me, tis IS legacy hardware !!! It is a 3Ghz Pentium 4 !!
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I edited both to configure compiz, but I made a mistake…Now it says “no screens found” and that it’s “unable to connect to the X server” and goes to the kernel. I know what I did wrong, so how do I get to xorg.conf and Startup Programs from there to fix it? I’m using Debian Lenny…I have a Linux Mint Live CD if there’s any way to get to them from that.
