krismatth3
November 16th, 2010, 03:55 AM
I have an EVGA E760 motherboard with an x58 chipset that seems to be affected by a defect in the kernel used by the 10.10 installation disc - everything is amazingly slow. Even typing lags. Other people have reported success by upgrading to the prerelease kernel.
My trouble is that I can't even get 10.10 installed; after about four hours of waiting for it, I give up. Other times it has locked up.
Can anyone point me toward an alternate installer disc? Or perhaps toward an explanation of how to build a custom installation disc (so I can replace the kernel with a newer version that doesn't have this issue).
:)
10.04 works fine; so does Fedora 14.
My trouble is that I can't even get 10.10 installed; after about four hours of waiting for it, I give up. Other times it has locked up.
Can anyone point me toward an alternate installer disc? Or perhaps toward an explanation of how to build a custom installation disc (so I can replace the kernel with a newer version that doesn't have this issue).
:)
10.04 works fine; so does Fedora 14.