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[Eshwar Venkanna Andhavarapu <eshwar@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I did that. their online manual even says there is a way to switch of the
integrated graphics but in the real bios there isn't that option

when you contact support they tell you they dont support linux. nvidia also
said they not going to bring switching to linux. so basically we are on our
own.

if u can, return the laptop. by some sheer luck, my integrated graphics card
does not show in lspci. only the discrete one. so i can run the nvidia card.
although i have a few problems

On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 10:57 AM, <rudy.vissers@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have just contacted the Dell technical support.
> I have told them that it was not displayed  at the purchase of the computer
> that there were 2 graphic cards.
> It was only displayed that there was a NVIDIA GT 330M with 1 gb of memory
> (Vostro 3700).
> Should I have been aware I would not have bought the Votro 3700 !!!
> It seems there were not aware that there were Customers having this problem
> (at least the French speaking support).
> So I advise you to call the Dell support and log a call and say that you
> can't use the NVIDIA on Linux/UBUNTU,
> that they lied because it is not displayed that  there is a Intel and that
> you want them to find a solution asap.
>
> Maybe that can put a little bit the pressure and make them ask Nividia to
> fix the problem.
>
> IMHO, if we do not complain, nothing can happen.
>
> Regards,
>
> -Rudy Vissers-
>
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