to add to that, you should be able to hit esc when you have ubuntu dots on to see if there are any error "hidden" messages underneath the splash screen.
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to add to that, you should be able to hit esc when you have ubuntu dots on to see if there are any error "hidden" messages underneath the splash screen.
Read the easy to understand, lots of pics Ubuntu manual.
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I did the check on the F6 screen. Also checked the memory with memtest. Both OK. I have only the SSD (Intel) connected. I was thinking about connecting only the Raptor to find out if the SSD has anything to do with this, which I don't think it is. Also, gonna try some other vga=xxx parameters. Sigh...
5 Cups of Ubuntu
I tried the "alternate" version of Ubuntu & I thought it was going to work, but nnnooooooo!
It got to where it was partitioning the drive. Turned out that was the Raptor drive & it quit in the middle (33% done). I've got a BootIt NG disk in there now & apparently it doesn't see the SSD so I've got to check that. Aarrgghh!
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