I'm configuring a debian-live build. I'm seeking the widest compatibility possible but don't need any advanced graphics capabilities (e.g. I don't need to run at the highest possible resolution or take advantage of any advanced features in the graphics card).
My question is- which approach am I better off taking? 1. nomodeset and xforcevesa 2. standard free drivers 3. use the ati/nvidia proprietary drivers. 4. Something else? If the best approach is #3, I have a follow-up question. I'm basing the live build off ubuntu 12.10 because I need it to work with UEFI secure boot and the grub/kernel in the 12.10 ubuntu distro is signed by M$. However, in 12.10, nvidia-current and fglrx conflict ( https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers/+bug/1071389), so I can't install both drivers into the chroot. Any ideas on a workaround or this? Many thanks, Corey
