Hi Oliver, Oliver Scholl <os.news@gmx.de> (04/12/2012): > Package: Debian-Boot > Distribution: wheezy > Bug#655505 > > On 11. Januar 2012 I wrote the following bug report (http://lists.debian.org/debian-boot/2012/01/msg00112.html): > > I installed Debian Testing (Wheezy) from CD-ROM (net-install) on my > netbook Asus EeePC 1015BX. The installation worked fine but when I > removed the CD-ROM and rebooted the netbook I didn't get a usable > screen. The screen is totally unusable, many black, grey and white > lines and dots, no text is visible. For your information the > x-server is not installed yet. On the other hand Debian Stable > (Squeeze) works fine on my netbook. if the intarwebz are correct, that laptop comes up with an AMD/ATI graphic card. I suspect what you're seeing is troubles with radeon KMS without the needed firmware. If you have SSH access, you could install firmware-linux-nonfree, reboot and enjoy. Otherwise, you can boot with disabled KMS and perform the same package installation (adding the following to the linux command line at the linux prompt: radeon.nomodeset=1). Latest linux kernels have a workaround to disable KMS from being loaded if firmwares are missing, so next installation images (rc1) shouldn't have this problem anymore. > Now (25. Nov. 2012) I gave it another try with the official > debian-wheezy-live-a2-i386-lxde-desktop.img now. But the problem is > still the same: it hangs up with a black and white pixeled screen > (just like heavy snowfall). In failsafe mode it's the same. Boot > option vga=0 has no effect too. Because I can't see anything on the > screen I can't read any messages nor have a look at a log file. I have no knowledge on the debian live side, sorry. Mraw, KiBi.
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