Hmm..turns out this isn't an option. I downloaded the ISO for 7.04 (x64 version) and attempted to install. I ended up with a black/blank screen. I then attempted the text only installer, which I could see, but after the install, I again ended up with a black screen. I then tried removing the "SPLASH" from th startup command after finding similar posts on the site. That got me past the black screen error, only to land me at anotehr error (A TTY JOB error). I tried using Cntrl-Alt-F1->F8 but they only gave me a non flashing cursor (F1 took me back to the error). I finally gave up in frustration and tried Mandriva. It installed without issue, but it also doesn't support this wireless card out of the box. I've attempted to follow the guides. I installed the source kernel (ended up picking way too many things that aren't a kernel source apparently) until the ls command shows the make command as suggsted by the Intel wifi guide. Those guides always ended up with some error, that apparently wasn't supposed to happen.
I was able to upgrade the kernel in Mandriva to 1.6.21.5 after much digging on Google. They don't seem to have the newest kernels available like Ubuntu does. I'd still like to give Ubuntu a go if I can get it booted up. Should I just try the 32 bit version? I'd prefer the 64 for my Core 2 duo but I could live with 32. -- Intel Wireless 4965 A/G/N Card Drivers https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/119828 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
