On 05/01/2013 09:57 AM, David G. Miller wrote:
Anthony Papillion<anthony<at> papillion.me> writes:
Hello Everyone,
I'm having trouble getting Fedora (or Ubuntu or Windows) to do a
normal boot.
When I try to boot Windows or Ubuntu in normal mode, it gets to a
certain point then the monitor turns off and nothing more happens.
<SNIP>
Try the brightness adjust buttons on your laptop. You didn't say what brand
of laptop you have but I used an HP laptop at my previous job that would set
the brightness of the laptop's display to essentially off when it booted.
Since there were no errors, there were no messages. I forget how I finally
discovered I just needed to hit the "brighter" button a few times and the
display was there.
Hi Dave,
It's not the brightness settings, already checked that as I'd run into
something similar with a Debian install a few years ago. In my case, the
monitor is going into power saving mode. I'm back to Fedora 14 and I'm
having no problems there. But the minuite I upgrade to 17, it will go
back to kicking the monitor into PS mode on boot.
Any other ideas?
Thanks,
Anthony
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