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Me too: Processor : 4x Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz Memory : 8122MB (1328MB used) Resolution : 1920x1080 pixels OpenGL Renderer : GeForce 9600 GT/PCI/SSE2 Internet: 6 M down Videos: Amazon streaming, HD, Movies. I've tried a lot of the common suggestions. But, seeing the above, flash ...

Absolutely no video after boot options on live 64bit DVD! Even in "compatibility mode". Nvidia geforce 9600 gt. And you can't search this forum post for "nvidia" because the term is "too common" so maybe someone has said something but if you can't search you can't find ...

Same here: GeForce 9600 GT. Even booting in "compatibility mode" doesn't work. Same system works fine with LM 8.

Yes, but: it stalls for me too and what good is a backup utility if it doesn't backup all your files? I suspect this tool isn't mature enough to depend on. Suggest the good old standby rsync.

I have resume problems also on my 64 bit nVidia system, but not the same symptoms. witr@balls ~ $ inxi -v 5 System: Host balls Kernel 2.6.28-11-generic x86_64 (64 bit) Distro Linux Mint 7 Gloria - x64 Edition CPU: Quad core Intel Core2 Quad Q6600 (SMP) cache 4096 KB flags (sse3 nx lm vmx) Clock Spee...

Actually, simpler than that. I forgot I was using the Noia theme. No good for Thunderbird (even though it works fine for Firefox). Deleting that theme and using the default theme fixes the problem. solved

Actually, I realize by comparing my profile to a newly created one (by renaming the .mozilla-thunderbird directory) the problem isn't the font colors but rather the background color for the menus. It is gray for me and black for the default profile. Still don't know how to fix though...

I installed Gloria onto a new disk and then copied just the .mozilla and .mozilla-thunderbird directories from my felicia disk into the newly created home directory. Thunderbird works correctly except that the fonts in the menus are unreadable because they have white foregrounds instead of black. Th...

Probably upstream bug. mint@mint ~ $ flegita > /tmp/foo 2>&1 Segmentation fault (core dumped) Contents of /tmp/foo: (flegita:9143): GnomeScan-DEBUG: gnomescan 0.4.1 (flegita:9143): GnomeScan-DEBUG: sane_init(0x7fff7a920144, NULL) (flegita:9143): GnomeScan-DEBUG: SANE Version = 1.0.19 (flegita:91...

This is too far out to give support for. It's as AvanceIT says tricky - to say the least I can accept that. For anyone else stumbling on this, I re-installed Mint 6 using the above Ubuntu-specific post and it more or less worked. Just be sure to mount everything on /target as the comments say. FWIW...

Hi ! Basically you need to install Mint as normal, then install LVM support, and then migrate the filesystems over to LVM ... Not easy but it can be done if you have the right UNIX experience ;) The Ubuntu link above isn't exactly that. More details maybe? Do you simply istall LVM, create a /boot p...

Ubuntu 8.10 (upon which Linux Mint 6 is based) has a element in the admin menu item called "create a usb startup disk" which automatically does persistence with a click or two. I'm wondering why this isn't in Mint 6? And can it be added to Mint 6 after the fact? This really seems like the ...