What is taken off the ability of my video card so that it works in
Recovery mode. What's missing


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Jon Anderson wrote:
> What is taken off the ability of my video card so that it works in
> Recovery mode. What's missing

Not that I think I could help you here, but could you tell us a bit
more? Something like the Ubuntu version and possibly which nvidia card
you are using. And what happens if you use the standard mode instead of
recovery mode?


Nils

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On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 10:58 PM, Jon Anderson <jbander@izoom.net> wrote:

What is taken off the ability of my video card so that it works in Recovery mode. What's missing
There are known problems with some of the recent Nvidia cards, especially with X.Org. It's a risk you take when you accept a system with proprietary hardware. Have you checked the Ubuntu errata or the hardware compatibility lists?


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The problem is with the nouveau drivers that are just about impossible
to dump but my question is what is taken out of nouveau to make recovery
mode work



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