On 10 June 2015 at 23:35, Isaac Cortés González
wrote:
>>> OK, right then. What would you change in those files in order to use a
>>> gfx intel?
>>
>> First test if removing nomodeset will work:
>> - At the boot loader screen press "e" to start editing the kernel cmdline
>> - Go to the line that s
>> OK, right then. What would you change in those files in order to use a
>> gfx intel?
>
> First test if removing nomodeset will work:
> - At the boot loader screen press "e" to start editing the kernel cmdline
> - Go to the line that starts with "linux" and remove nomodeset
> - Press F10 to boot
On 10 June 2015 at 20:14, Isaac Cortés González
wrote:
>
> OK, right then. What would you change in those files in order to use a
> gfx intel?
First test if removing nomodeset will work:
- At the boot loader screen press "e" to start editing the kernel cmdline
- Go to the line that starts with "l
>> If you installed a desktop spin (Gnome, Xfce, MATE, KDE), then the
>> open source drivers were installed (e.g. nouveau for nVidia chipsets,
>> ati_drv/radeon_drv for AMD chipsets, etc.)
>>
>
> Installing using "basic graphics mode" adds "nomodeset" (which
> disables KMS (Kernel Mode Setting)):
>
On 10 June 2015 at 02:11, Rick Stevens wrote:
>
>
> If you installed a desktop spin (Gnome, Xfce, MATE, KDE), then the
> open source drivers were installed (e.g. nouveau for nVidia chipsets,
> ati_drv/radeon_drv for AMD chipsets, etc.)
>
Installing using "basic graphics mode" adds "nomodeset" (wh
> If you installed a desktop spin (Gnome, Xfce, MATE, KDE), then the
> open source drivers were installed (e.g. nouveau for nVidia chipsets,
> ati_drv/radeon_drv for AMD chipsets, etc.)
>
> If you want the vendor-provided ones, you need to install the
> appropriate akmod-whatever or kmod-whatever d
On 06/09/2015 04:29 PM, Isaac Cortés González wrote:
-Isaac C.
You have to be much more specific than that. What do you mean by
>
> "basic"?
>
> The vast majority of drivers (and by that I mean software that control
> or manage various pieces of hardware) are part of the kernel p
-Isaac C.
You have to be much more specific than that. What do you mean by
>
> "basic"?
>
> The vast majority of drivers (and by that I mean software that control
> or manage various pieces of hardware) are part of the kernel package
> and that really doesn't vary regardless of what spin or
On 06/09/2015 04:05 PM, Isaac Cortés González wrote:
If I installed f22 in "basic mode" (or with basic drivers), do I have
to change anything (post-installation, of course) in order to use the
regular drivers?
You have to be much more specific than that. What do you mean by
"basic"?
The vast
If I installed f22 in "basic mode" (or with basic drivers), do I have
to change anything (post-installation, of course) in order to use the
regular drivers?
-Isaac C.
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