>I'm half way through an Ubuntu 7.10 install on the internal HD. When >booting, I can't get past the splash screen, and ctrl-alt-f1 changes >the screen to something else, but it's so distorted that I can't read >anything on the screen. I'm fairly confident that installing the >nvidia drivers will get me past this, but I am unable to access the >device to make changes. atv-bootloader is installed on the internal >HD, as well as my ubuntu install, probably not the best setup for this >kind of experiment, but, oh well. > >How can I modify a patchstick (created by ATV USB creator) to go >directly to the login prompt instead of scanning for a bootable >device? > >I'm on OSX 10.5, and I don't have a working linux install anywhere. I >could run a machine from the livecd, or install if really necessary. >Last resort for me would be to open the atv to connect the drive to >another machine and delete the ubuntu partition and start over. >
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