Al Dunsmuir wrote
> All of the distributions ultimately obtain their Xorg server,
> drivers, and mesa from the same sources. This means sooner or later
> bugs are likely to reach all distributions unless we contribute
> in some way towards helping fix them at source.
Point taken
Huh. With the full x86_64 install DVD, I can choose "use basic graphics
mode" in the initial menu under Troubleshooting, and the installer comes up
OK.Without that, the screen is f*cked up just like what happens with the
live DVD. My video hardware is nVidia.
I think I'll let F19 stew for a
Ed Greshko wrote
> On 07/06/13 09:02, walksalot wrote:
>> Mateusz Marzantowicz wrote
>>> Check CD/DVD media or better use USB. I had similar situation on broken
>>> CD several years ago.
>> The media matches the SHA256 checksum.
>>
>> But, I app
walksalot wrote
> Booting the 64-bit F19 live DVD on my system results in many minutes of a
> rattling optical drive, and then a uniform grey screen with a row of about
> 16 PC block graphics characters in the upper left. The system is, umm,
> utterly non-responsive at this point. H
Mateusz Marzantowicz wrote
> Check CD/DVD media or better use USB. I had similar situation on broken
> CD several years ago.
The media matches the SHA256 checksum.
But, I appear to be the only one reporting this problem. Anybody have any
other ideas?
Paul Allen
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Booting the 64-bit F19 live DVD on my system results in many minutes of a
rattling optical drive, and then a uniform grey screen with a row of about
16 PC block graphics characters in the upper left. The system is, umm,
utterly non-responsive at this point. Have to power cycle.
My system is a fa
