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It seems from the forums that this is due to Mint10 being discontinued.

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It installed no problem, but mint update gives me all kinds of "Failed to fetch etc." messages, and I am unable to install the driver for my broadcom wireless card (= no wireless - that's not good). I'm still running Mint10 on my old Dell Inspiron, so I tried that. Since it's an older computer, (HP Pavilion dv9000) I thought I'd try an older Mint version. Once again tried to restart and edit Grub as per your instructions, but just keep getting the blue "Failed. When I restarted the computer, though, it was back to the "Failed to start X server." screen (just bigger this time). Then I went into the "Additional Drivers", picked the recommended Nvidia driver, and installed it. I followed your instructions and, YAY, got the startup screen. Mint 13 (Maya) just gave me a blue "Failed to start X server (your graphical interface)." screen, but then I found your tutorial and thought this would fix the problem, since I have a Nvidia graphics card. For more help if you have multiple graphics cards, please make a new topic in the Graphics Cards & Monitors forum. If you have a AMD Hybrid graphics card (Intel IGP + AMD GPU), I don't know the right steps except switch either the one or the other off (in the BIOS to "on-board IGP only" for Intel or "discrete mode" for AMD). That goes beyond the scope of this topic, but see here. Note that if you have a NVIDIA Optimus graphics card (Intel IGP + NVIDIA GPU), you need Bumblebee. But if you need further help with this, please make a new topic in the Graphics Cards & Monitors forum and include the output of the command "inxi -SGx" run from the terminal. If you are sure of the one you should install go ahead.

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See what graphics card drivers are available for you (my graphics card doesn't need additional drivers, so I can't show any in the screenshot). for Linux Mint 15 open the Driver Manager program from the menu (see.

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for Linux Mint 14 open the Software Sources program from the menu, then go to the Additional Drivers tab there.

for Linux Mint 13 and earlier, open the Additional Drivers program from the menu As you type, it will wrap to the next line on the screen and show a backslash character at the end of the previous line.

Add the boot parameters "nomodeset xforcevesa" (without the quotes, see red box in the screenshot).

Using the cursor keys of your keyboard scroll down to the line that starts with "linux" (red box in the screenshot) and go to the end of that line (red arrow in the screenshot).

Press the 'e' key to edit the boot parameters.

During boot hold down the left shift key to get the GRUB boot menu to show.

If you can't boot successfully after installing Linux Mint.

If you followed these steps, but you are still unable to boot successfully, please make a new topic for that and ask for help.

Note that you can also do an integrity check of the installation image here (if you suspect your DVD wasn't burned correctly or damaged), and a test of your machine's memory. Using the cursor keys of your keyboard highlight the second entry in the menu ("Start in compatibility mode"), and press enter to continue.

At the 10 second countdown screen during boot, press a key.

If you can't boot successfully from the Linux Mint installation DVD or USB stick. You can click the screenshots to zoom in, if needed. The steps for this are described below, including screenshots. The common solution for both problems is to tell the Linux kernel to temporarily use an older method to talk to your graphics card, and after you have successfully installed Linux Mint to install a different driver for your graphics card. Or you may have been able to boot successfully and install Linux Mint, but it won't boot successfully after installation. Get the latest WHQL certified drivers that works well.If you have an AMD or NVIDIA graphics card, you may not be able to boot successfully from the Linux Mint installation DVD or USB stick. We check all files and test them with antivirus software, so it’s 100% safe to download.

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Here you can download all latest versions of AMD Radeon(TM) R4 Graphics drivers for Windows devices with Windows 11, 10, 8.1, 8, and 7 (32-bit/64-bit). This software will let you to fix AMD Radeon(TM) R4 Graphics or AMD Radeon(TM) R4 Graphics errors and make your stuff work. AMD Radeon(TM) R4 Graphics Windows drivers were collected from official vendor’s websites and trusted sources.