Strange, at this time don’t show any error, but shell still apear, so i login: linux, say gdod luck using blabla …
And tyme: startx, but whit kde i think my nvidia don’t work correctly, because sometimes I can see black arrows ar something flickering about ~1 sec. I think try with gnome.
You could try running (as root) ‘sax2 -r’, to redetect the video. If that fails, try
sax2 -r -m 0=vesa
Which will switch you to the vesa driver. If you can then figure out how to get to a normal user, so much the better, because then ‘startx’ should work. You could startx as root, just to see if it works, but actually doing anything with a root GUI session is a very bad idea - even on a live cd.
Sorry I can’t help more… hopefully someone else can chip in.
All I can suggest is to let it autodetect it, and see what happens. If it fails, read the sticky at the top of the networking forum. If that (or google) don’t help, put a post with those details there.
I’ve found SUSE’s autodetection very good, but it is a completely open source system, so unless there are open source drivers for your equipment, you may have problems (like you may have done with your graphics).