No, I installed my graphics card quite a while ago, and have had my monitor plugged into the new PCI Nvidia card since, and I disabled the intel one in my BIOS when I installed the new card (last year).
When I try the LiveCD first it tries to use the intel card, but I manually change xorg so it uses the nvidia card, and then start X in the livecd and do the install. Once installed, it remembers my xorg configuration.
I think this is a bug, because xorg shouldn't try to use my Intel chip, but rather the nvidia one (because thats the one selected in the BIOS, plus my monitor is plugged into the nvidia one)
No, I installed my graphics card quite a while ago, and have had my monitor plugged into the new PCI Nvidia card since, and I disabled the intel one in my BIOS when I installed the new card (last year).
When I try the LiveCD first it tries to use the intel card, but I manually change xorg so it uses the nvidia card, and then start X in the livecd and do the install. Once installed, it remembers my xorg configuration.
I think this is a bug, because xorg shouldn't try to use my Intel chip, but rather the nvidia one (because thats the one selected in the BIOS, plus my monitor is plugged into the nvidia one)
-Rashid