Paddy Landau (paddy-landau) wrote on 2012-07-24:
For my own record and for the convenience of everyone else, I am posting a work-around here.
When you boot into Recovery Mode, enter the following two commands before doing anything else:
mount --options remount,rw / mount --all
These commands will set Recovery Mode to how it should have been.
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Thank you. Allowed me to install the proprietary nvidia driver... a must, since none of the non-proprietary drivers work for me.
Paddy Landau (paddy-landau) wrote on 2012-07-24:
For my own record and for the convenience of everyone else, I am posting a work-around here.
When you boot into Recovery Mode, enter the following two commands before doing anything else:
mount --options remount,rw /
mount --all
These commands will set Recovery Mode to how it should have been.
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Thank you. Allowed me to install the proprietary nvidia driver... a must, since none of the non-proprietary drivers work for me.