Hi guys, got a question I hope someone can answer pretty quickly. I've
been using kubuntu on various slower systems the last couple of years,
but since Canonical is dropping KDE I want to shift them all back to
Fedora. I've noticed that F16 flies on hardware that F12 just killed so
I'm willing to give it a shot.
My question is this: I've had an issue with newer ubuntu kernels
(3.0.14,.15 and .16 specifically) that just implode on my video card with
[drm:drm_edid_block_valid] *ERROR* EDID checksum is invalid, remainder is 128
repeatedly, pegging my proc and rendering the system unusable. Has the
3.1+ kernels addressed this issue? Is it still hanging out there? What
exactly is the status of this in the Fedora realm?
Right now, I have a system I can use (with the 0.13 kernel) but I don't
want to upgrade if it leaves me with an unusable system.
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