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I was pondering on the comment that udev could take some time to load. So two days ago I again inserted the MX15 KDE live disk and headed out of the house leaving it to its own devices. When I returned a couple of hours later lo and behold there was MX15 KDE in all its glory. I gave it a run through...

Reread what BitJam posted. I do not think you understood what was being said. I would first try installing MX-15 as it comes. Add KDE through the MX Package Manager. Then install the debian fall-back kernel. Boot the backup kernel. Then see if things straightened out. If they did then I'd use GRUB ...

It should be noted that udev is not a part of KDE. And that there are several on this forum that use KDE on MX-15 as their primary DE without problems. I do not think I have have the capability to eliminate KDE from the Live disk composition that I downloaded (if that is at all possible) So do I as...

Not a huge problem, but we try to keep KDE MX in its own place since it is not an official release and we don't want people to think that problems with that mean that MX-15 is faulty. I'm quite happy with the 32bit MX15 installation I did on the other machine and had run it for over a month. So whe...

Apologies

Currently am running Mepis 11 64bit on a new (6mths in service) Gigabyte GA-H81M-S2H motherboard with Nvidia GeForce GT 610 card. No problems apparent and no bios setting required when the hd from an older machine was put in. It all cranked up straight away. I have tinkered with the install of MX15 ...