Get the details of your graphics chipset by typing "inxi -xG" in a terminal. When you post something related to h/w it is much helpful if you attach the complete h/w details. So please append the output of the command "dmidecode". -- Try using safe graphics mode. -- Try appending "pci=nommconf" to /boot/grub/menu.lst -- If its not working try adding "acpi=off noapic" as kernel parameter when reinstalling the system. Hope this will solve your proble. Anyway Reply on Apply... Check if something is wrong... Regards to all....
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