Michal,
I was able to go into the BIOS and specifically set nVidia to be
always on for my computer (Thinkpad T410) - however I could have also
done the same to specify only Intel graphics. You should check that
out and see what you can find. Also - I had to force it to not search
for Optimus support within the OS to keep it from reverting any
settings I had.
Cheers,
David
On Tue, Feb 1, 2011 at 11:33 AM, Michal Biskup <eiver@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:eiver@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:
Welcome all,
I just got my hands on Asus N53SV with hybrid graphics:
- Intel Core i7-2630QM
- Intel HD Graphics 3000
- nVidia GeForce GT 540M
- Linux Mint 10 64-bit
... and realized (just like everyone else) how deep s**t did I
step into. Anyway if anyone needs some testing to be done I am
eager to help. I just need some easy-to-follow tutorial on how to
set up the testing environment and what to test (I have experience
as a linux user + tons of experience as a windows developer, but
zero experience as a linux developer).
After hours of reading I managed to learn that I won't be able to
use nVidia card at this time and I am stuck with Intel. Does
anyone know how to enable at least Intel integrated graphics card?
Normally Intel cards work out-of-the-box on linux, but in this
case it does not.
Cheers,
Michal Biskup
eiver@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:eiver@xxxxxxxxx>
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