I've installed Linux Mint in vmware earlier and I really like it. So I've burnt the ISO into my 8GB flash drive and booted from my flash drive. Due to some issues with my monitor/video card (Acer/Sandy Bridge), I couldn't start Linux Mint normally. So I started Linux Mint (compatibility mode). Everything seems fine.
I then formatted my secondary hard disk, I made 4GB of swap, and the remainder ext4. I installed Linux MInt into my secondary hard disk, also with the boot loader (or what you call that) into the secondary hard disk. However, configuring hardware takes forever. I slept and woke up and it was still configuring hardware.
I clicked cancel and I was told that installation is completed. I restart and booted from my secondary hard disk, but no avail. An _ kept blinking and nothing happens. I have not tried to boot into windows yet. I'm using my company PC now.
Please help. Thank you.
Configuring Hardware takes forever
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Configuring Hardware takes forever
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Re: Configuring Hardware takes forever
I am having the same problem. Did you find a fix?
Re: Configuring Hardware takes forever
I installed Linux Mint 13 instead. I read somewhere that we can stay in the older versions if there is no problem. Upgrade to newer versions might cause other driver problems and whatnot.
Nevertheless I have changed to a Samsung monitor and no more "input not supported" problem and I installed it in the normal Linux Mint 14 boot (not compatibility mode).
Nevertheless I have changed to a Samsung monitor and no more "input not supported" problem and I installed it in the normal Linux Mint 14 boot (not compatibility mode).