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Yesterday I purchased &quot;Deluxe Linux Operating System 6.5&quot;<br />
and after installation the sound card, monitor and the graphics card are not recognised<br />
by the system.<br />
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My Dell has the following hardware:<br />
17&quot; M780 Dell Monitor,<br />
32MB NVIDIA TNT2 M64 Graphics Card,<br />
Yamaha XG 64 V Wavetable Sound Card.<br />
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Can this be fixed? &nbsp;The graphics I am running with is in a reduced (and pityful!) mode and if this can at least be fixed, then I will have a usable system.<br />
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I would appreciate a timely response.<br />
Many thanks!<br />
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-Roger Jones
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Yesterday I purchased "Deluxe Linux Operating System 6.5"
and after installation the sound card, monitor and the graphics card are not recognised
by the system.

My Dell has the following hardware:
17" M780 Dell Monitor,
32MB NVIDIA TNT2 M64 Graphics Card,
Yamaha XG 64 V Wavetable Sound Card.

Can this be fixed?  The graphics I am running with is in a reduced (and pityful!) mode and if this can at least be fixed, then I will have a usable system.

I would appreciate a timely response.
Many thanks!


-Roger Jones

Dell XPS, Graphics and Sound Card Compatibility

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