Re: Kernel 3.7.x Breaks Video Display

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On 02/17/2013 01:23 PM, David Dembrow wrote:
Fedora 17 wants to upgrade the kernel (currently 3.6.11-5) to 3.7.x and
when I do my dual head display comes up with a single head and a video
display that is completely useless - colors are psychedelic and text
illegible. I think I have an nVidia card (fedora 17 did not want to play
with a matrox card).

Is there a way to correct the video for kernel 3.7.x?

This sounds quite similar to another string on this same mailing list.

The solution was to update the Nvidia driver. Seems the previous version does not work with the current kernel.

If you're using the Nouveau driver then just forget I ever suggested this.

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