I just bought a new Toshiba Satellite L745D with an AMD Llano processor 

in it. I had an old copy of Linux Mint 10 64-bit lying around, so I 

installed it. It was mostly successful, it installed well, the only 

problem was that: (1) it couldn't see my wireless adapter, it only 

worked with the ethernet, and (2) it couldn't change its screen 

resolution from 1024x768, but the native resolution of the laptop's 

monitor is 1366x768. So I downloaded all recent updates to see if it 

resolved these issues. It didn't seem to, so then I decided to download 

the more modern flavor of Mint 12.

Now when I try to install Mint 12 on this laptop, the screen goes blank 

and it can't come back without a reboot. Anybody have an idea what could 

be wrong here? Please don't make me go back to Ubuntu.

	Yousuf Khan