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    X Session not visible on Latitude e6510

    Hello. This is my first post. I am not too familiar with the ins and outs of Knoppix but it has worked great for me recovering files off older Dell laptops, D630 or so. I now am trying it on a new Latitude E6510. I choose to use the Graphical Interface in the first menu and then the full X session in the second menu. The gui display never came up. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


    thanks

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    what version of knoppix? cd/dvd?
    look at this: http://www.robo47.net/blog/197-Setti...0x1080-Display

    please keep us informed at how your doing

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    thanks for the response

    Thanks. I read through that post and some of the comments. I know nearly nothing about Linux, just using Clonezilla and Knoppix and playing around with Ubuntu a bit. I simply don't have time for that kind of depth, given the time it would take with my current skill set.

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    ok, what happens if you use the boot option
    xmodule=vesa

    Just give that a try

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    Hi MKLinux and welcome to the Knoppix forums.

    The same question has come up a number of times recently on these forums. Sometimes the person asking the question admits to having a Dell Latitide, sometimes they claim to have a GEForce to make the Japanese weep. Seldom do they realise they have an Nvidia graphics chip.

    This means that, as they dilligently read the release notes at http://www.knopper.net/knoppix/knoppix64-en.html while waiting for their download to complete, they fail to realise that the section:

    Known Bugs & Workarounds

    is addressed to them.

    At the very start of boot, when Tux is posing for Gallileo, at the boot: prompt, enter:

    Code:
    knoppix nomodeset xmodule=nv
    and see if that doesn't do the trick.

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    I was first able to get back to this now. I tried Forester's advice and it worked right away. Thank you to forester and dinosoep!

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