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IBM Thinkpad T42p

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The problem described below has been resolved. I am posting this in case it might prove useful to others.

I have run into an interesting situation trying to install 2.0 Beta 4 on my IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad T42p. It is a 2373-Q1U, 2 GHz CPU with an ATI Mobility Fire GL T2 display adapter.

After booting from the CD, I get the installation configuration screens, OK there. When I press F10 to contimue the installation, the screen soon goes black and it's over. I have done this MANY times, selecting different options including Alt-F2 & Alt-F4 instead of F10. The furthest I got was a display of IBMATAPI.FLT or DANTATAP.FLT before the hang.

After much discussion with Steven Levine, I decided to hook up my CRT as a second display. The install then went to completion. From the time IBMATAPI.FLT appeared until the SNAP logo came up, only the CRT was working.

At the end of the installation, the machine re-booted and everything seems to work, including sound! I have not attempted to test the wireless adapter yet, however.

Information is sent by: Tom Brown -- 2007-08-23 09:35:22

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