2009-06-02, 23:56
OK... so ZOTAC support directed me to a new BIOS which did nothing to help.
Just to test, I installed Windows XP, and installed the NVIDIA video and chipset drivers... although there was no compatible video output during BIOS POST and Windows boot -- the display kicked into life at 1080i (all the TV I'm testing on supports).
So, it looks like NVIDIA drivers work correctly under Windows (video and audio).
I guess, next step is to do a clean install of Ubuntu and try it out with the latest NVIDIA drivers.
I guess I can live with the unit not having video output until the drivers kick in, but it's a PITA if I need to go into the BIOS or have problems booting.
I've still got a ZOTAC support ticket open, so I guess we'll see if there's a resolution.
Just to test, I installed Windows XP, and installed the NVIDIA video and chipset drivers... although there was no compatible video output during BIOS POST and Windows boot -- the display kicked into life at 1080i (all the TV I'm testing on supports).
So, it looks like NVIDIA drivers work correctly under Windows (video and audio).
I guess, next step is to do a clean install of Ubuntu and try it out with the latest NVIDIA drivers.
I guess I can live with the unit not having video output until the drivers kick in, but it's a PITA if I need to go into the BIOS or have problems booting.
I've still got a ZOTAC support ticket open, so I guess we'll see if there's a resolution.