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Hiya,
[#1]
I would like to use kernel26beyod because of the cool patches. Unfortunately, I get a black screen when booting beyond. How to solve this? I heard this is normal on some hardware? The video card is an ATi X1300.
[#2]
With normal kernel26 almost everything is fine.
Booting kernel26 the arch logo in the top left corner has a blue background - not enough colors I think? I tried to add video=vesafb:ywrap,mtrr,1024x768-32@60 in grub's config, no change...any hint?
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some ATi's seem to have problems with vesafb-tng. This will be removed in the next release, in favour of regular vesafb.
to disable vesafb-tng, add: video=vesafb:off
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Hello
Adding video=vesafb:off to the kernel26beyond line in the grub config worked, thx!
But now he is complaining that an undefined mode number (vga=773) was passed. 733 is for 1024x768, I tried all possible numbers of 800x600, it's the same...Why kernel26beyond do not know this mode numbers?
Thank you
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Hello
Adding video=vesafb:off to the kernel26beyond line in the grub config worked, thx!
But now he is complaining that an undefined mode number (vga=773) was passed. 733 is for 1024x768, I tried all possible numbers of 800x600, it's the same...Why kernel26beyond do not know this mode numbers?
Thank you
because you just disabled the frame buffer. Try removing the vga= line and it should boot.
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Concerning [#1] it helped to use vga=790 and higher (higher colordepth at 1024x768).
[#2]
Oh, of course that was stupid. Now I wanted to search for other "modes" in the kernel documentation and try them out, but I notices that is no /usr/src/linux-2.6.17-beyond/Documentation?!
Thank you,
Bye
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Arch does not install documentation for the kernel, or any other app, for that matter. You can find it online.
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