I have a system with the following configuration: CPU: Intel Pentium III 700 MHz HDD: Seagate 20GB Motherboard: Intel 810 SoundCard: Onboard VideoCard: Onboard Mouse: Logitech First Three button mouse
Issue 1: (Very Important) When I was installing Fedora 3 on my system, during the hardware probing I noticed that it would detect my Video Card correctly, but it used to produce a distorted blue screen, with garbled text at the bottom. Anyway I went ahead with the installation and managed to install it. When using Fedora 3 in Gnome enviroment I wouldnt be able to see the drop down menu. Incase I managed to see one (that is by moving the mouse over and over the screen), and naviagted to Screen Resolution, My monitor would automatically show a black screen with distortion on it. I would like to know whether fedora is compatible with such an old system as mine (though I feel it should be since it contains all the drivers)
Lots of people have this sort of hardware, so I expect you'll get some suggestions for this.
Issue 2: (Serial mouse is detected as parallel mouse during installation)
Serial mice are not supported for installation of FC3. You'll just have to navigate it using the keyboard. Does it work post-installation?
Paul.
