I want to know something. I've run Ubuntu off the LiveCD multiple times. Every time, I always find the drivers I need. However, when I install it, I lose the ability to use those drivers. Why is this?
I want to know something. I've run Ubuntu off the LiveCD multiple times. Every time, I always find the drivers I need. However, when I install it, I lose the ability to use those drivers. Why is this?
LiveCDs typically include far more drivers than a typical desktop installation to work on as much hardware as possible. All of these drivers are not installed when you install Ubuntu.
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If the live CD identifies PC components and then knows which driver to use,
And the installer is also identifying components I would think and using the same drivers as the live CD, so to me what is happening as you say, makes no sense.
Why would they design it to work that way. In the past, I noticed a live CD seemed to do a better job with the video driver, but I have no recent experience with it now.
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