[Bug 991179] Re: 7.0.24 "computation error" bug

[TheDreamer]

Well, I can't really comment on that....because I haven't been able to get
12.04 Release to install on such a system.  The desktop installer panics right
away, the alternate installer panics on first boot after its done.

Its supposed to be my Windows desktop, but I had envisioned virtualizing
it....since it died mid-February after automatically installing a bunch of
patches from Microsoft, and I had been waiting for 12.04 release to make this
attempt.  Probably going to go non-Linux, since I want a machine at home now
to learn/play with the environment that we're doing virtualization at work with.

I did try to push out a 12.04LTS server at work, but got called out when $boss
found out.... someday it might happen....but it'll have to wait until a bigger
customer asks for it.  The other OS, came about because we support a .gov that
has an aging Solaris box...which they like, but had outgrown and its
dying....but they didn't want to spend money on a new Sunoracle server.  Plus
they've gotten to like containers, and wanted to do more than just that. 
$boss mentioned he had read about $X that might be something for them to try. 
Now a couple years later (and 3 less FTEs, including the one that dealt with
them and could go on site [even though I lived across the street from them]
)....that customer has shown up with a new whitebox, and they want us to make
it happen.  (says so in the new SLA)

On 05/10/2012 03:43 AM, Steffen Möller wrote:
> The version currently shipping with Ubuntu has issues with NVidia cards with
> >2GB of memory. Since those cards will become increasingly popular, I
> strongly suggest to move away from 7.0.24. Steffen

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