On Sun, 2003-09-14 at 02:07, Michel Dänzer wrote:
> The log seems to show several server generations, so maybe it's running
> fine and there's just no display - maybe an aty128fb problem?
I think it is an aty128fb problem. When I startx, then I don't get Gnome
or GDM loading (I tried by disabling gdm and simply doing startx - so I
made sure that I was correctly getting virtual consoles too :). At this
point, I can move the mouse X cursor, and that's all I get. Then if I do
a ctrl-alt-fn-F1, I can't move the X cursor anymore (so it's switched to
vt1? ), and if I do ctrl-alt-fn-F7, I can't do anything either. At this
point the only thing I can do is hard reboot the machine...
Hmm... Any Ideal Michel, anyone?
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