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I have an older AMD graphics card with a DVI-I port on it. My monitor is connected via a DVI-I to VGA adapter. Unfortunately, once Arch gets past a certain point at bootup, the screen would blank but there's no signal.
Upon further inspection, it seems that xrandr detected the port as a single DVI-D port, rather than DVI-I.
I don't know if this is down to the actual hardware or the driver used for it. Is there any fix for this?
Last edited by ThePixelPolygon (2019-12-21 23:00:04)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface
Compare the connectors on the card and the cable with the pictures there.
Which connector does the cable show ?
Keep in mind that a DVI-D male cable connector can be plugged into a female DVI-I connector.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Visual_Interface
Compare the connectors on the card and the cable with the pictures there.
Which connector does the cable show ?Keep in mind that a DVI-D male cable connector can be plugged into a female DVI-I connector.
The card has support for DVI-I dual link. My adapter has a male DVI-A on one end (which in my previous post was incorrectly stated as DVI-I), and a female VGA connector on the other end. I don't think the cable's the issue, since even with the adapter it displays a video signal on Windows.
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once Arch gets past a certain point, the screen would blank
Just curious, at what point in the bootup process does it go blank?
I suspect the graphic module is not kicking in.
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Please post the full output of dmesg.
Last edited by loqs (2019-12-21 19:27:41)
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Please post the full output of dmesg.
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once Arch gets past a certain point, the screen would blank
Just curious, at what point in the bootup process does it go blank?
I suspect the graphic module is not kicking in.
The screen doesn't display a signal once the screen blanks to switch to the native resolution. It doesn't send an analog signal during the bootup process.
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I wonder if it works with the kernel parameter "amdgpu.dc=0" to disable the "new" render code.
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I wonder if it works with the kernel parameter "amdgpu.dc=0" to disable the "new" render code.
Turns out, yes! That actually worked perfectly. Thanks!
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There is a bug report for the same issue with a DVI-D monitor connected to the DVI-I output. (Edit: comments also confirm the DVI-A issue)
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/issues/343
Last edited by progandy (2019-12-21 23:03:48)
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