Thanks. I'll give it a try. Looking through it, I'm not sure I understand all of what it is saying. I was able to make some progress last night, I don't have to manually edit grub each time I boot, but I'm still not using the proper driver. I'm pretty experienced with Windoze, but not so much with Linux. It's so frustrating. It seems like everytime I try to do something, I get, "Access denied", "You don't have permission to do that", "Read-only filesystem", "You're not the owner", "Just give up and go back to Windows". I can find helpful suggestions online, but when I try to follow them, many times they are for a different distro or there's some 'rights' issue I need to resolve first. I spent several hours last night trying to figure out how to make a permanent change to the grub.cfg file (other distros call it grub.conf or maybe menu.lst). That lead to an impromptu indoctrination of chmod so that I could modify /etc/default/grub (I think) before running sudo update-grub. In the end I was victorious, but it took alot of time and I was getting very frustrated. Short of seeking therapy, are there any suggested materials/sites that I should become familiar with? I know there are alot of them out there, but I don't want to waste my time with just some 'so-so' materials.
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by: fmarzoccaPosted on 2009-11-03 at 00:54:03ID: 25727060
Karmic uses Kernel Mode Setting for Intel video cards. KernelMode Setting
Foolow this guide:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/