From: usenet.16@scottsonline.org.uk.invalid   
      
   On 11/06/2024 18:29, Paul wrote:   
   > On 6/10/2024 9:33 PM, stepore wrote:   
   >> On 6/10/24 13:06, Jack Fearnley wrote:   
   >>> I did the upgrade with NVidia but have subsequently switched to nouveau. I   
   >>> don't know if this helped or hurt. The test system was upgraded with   
   >>> nouveau already specified.   
   >> Don't know what exactly is happening here with your test system or   
   >> what "nouveau already specified" means. But install the latest   
   >> proper nvidia packages and reboot. Nouveau is no beueno.   
   > The preliminary indication I'm getting, is the graphics support   
   > changed in the more recent kernel, and some older stuff isn't   
   > supported quite the same.   
      
      
   It may be irrelevant, but.....   
      
   I installed 21.1 on a new machine, intel on-board video plus a low-end   
   nvidia card. I set the BIOS to use the on-board as primary video, and   
   the DVD wouldn't boot.   
      
   As I remember it, I had to set the nvidia card as primary video (which   
   allowed the DVD to boot), get the system installed, then install video   
   drivers from intel's web site. All's been OK since (whether intel or   
   nvidia, nouveau or proprietary).   
      
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