On 24/10/2007, Gene Poole <gene.poole@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > I was running Fedora Core 6 x86_64 on a machine with AMD 64 x2 +5000 and > 4-GB RAM. I have a friend that was having some issues while attempting to > install Fedora 7. I decided to do a parallel install with him to see what > the problem was (he needed cmake 2.4.7 for some robotics stuff he is > doing). In Fedora 7 package CVS, cmake has been updated to 2.4.7 in August already. Is anything important in 2.4.7 compared with 2.4.6? Have you opened a ticket at http://bugzilla.redhat.com already requesting an update? > We finally got his install correct, but found out that the cmake he > needed would install without upgrading to Fedora 8 Test. Often it is possible to install only specific packages from the development repository and keep the rest of the stable dist: yum -y install cmake yum --enablerepo=development update cmake If that doesn't pull in lots of updates from the development repo, it would be fine for your friend's purposes. > That brings me back to my issue. I attempted to install Fedora Core 6 > (which had been install and running perfectly) and got to the last reboot > (after the firewall and selinux, etc.). When it rebooted I got a message > stating that the video was 'out of range' and the boot stopped. I do have > a nvidia video card that has a Viewsonic 15" LCD plugged into it. I > rebooted with the rescue CD in and went looking for the xorg.conf and saw > that there were none of the usual number I'm used to in there. I installed > Fedora 7 and the video is perfect, but there is an issue with mounting file > system dung boot. I want to back to FC6 because it seems more stable to me. > Any ideas why this video issue cropped up? Where can I find the numbers > I'm used to (600x400; 800x600; 1024x768; etc.) if I run into this again? You could add them yourself, overriding the auto-detection: man xorg.conf Alternatively, boot to run-level 3 and re-run "system-config-display". Perhaps that way you can find out what is wrong. Apply all updates first. -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
