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Antikristian 01:23, 30 July 2007 (UTC)Īfter initial issues like those explained above in the SATA Issues, I received the xorg error 'fatal error: no screens found'. If your DVD drive does not appear, modprobe pata-jmicron and ide-generic. On a custom-built 2.6.21.5 kernel, my DVD drive appears as /dev/hda and DMA works. Then try turning AHCI back on in the BIOS. # echo options libata atapi_enabled=1>/etc/modprobe.d/atapienable & update-initramfs -u I had to go into the BIOS and change the SATA driver from ACHI to compatibility (What is the difference? Am I loosing performance?).Īfter you've installed and booted, try the advice from Problems_with_SATA_and_Linux. Set the mount point to cdrom (regardless of whether it's a CD-ROM drive, DVD drive, etc.).Īt first, the Ubuntu Live CD would not start at all, this seems to be a problem with the SATA AHCI driver. Press the ThinkVantage button quickly when you see the ThinkPad screen and then press F1 enter BIOS.Ģ) In BIOS, select Configure -> Serial ATA.ģ) Now, select Compatibility instead of AHCI.Ĥ) Exit BIOS and start your computer normally.ĥ) Go to Places -> Computer, right-click your CD-ROM/DVD/etc. My DVD drive/CD burner/DVD burner doesn't work (Solved)įollow these instructions to enable your optical drive:ġ) Reboot your T61. 10.3 Another solution for Brightness, using xbacklight and laptop-mode.8.3 ALSA driver update (hard fix, recommended for advanced users).8.2 Python script fix (slightly easier fix).3 Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100 (Chipset GM965) (Solved).2.1 Alternative NVIDIA driver installation.1 My DVD drive/CD burner/DVD burner doesn't work (Solved).

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