> I have the same problem on the install disks and on the Live CD: The
> computer locks as soon as the Xserver starts. I end up with a blank screen
> (color varies) with a moving mouse cursor. Nothing else. Nothing appears
> on the screen. Keyboard and mouse are inoperative. Even Alt-SysRq-R
> doesn't work. Only way out is the reset button (or maybe SSH, but I don't
> have another machine handy to try that from).
>
> I am expecting you to blame in on "upstream", but you can't blame the
> LiveCD on upstream.
>
> With the LiveCD, I can boot OK by using the VESA driver. The root of the
> problem seems to lie in the open-source "nv" video driver and my card. The
> proprietary "nvidia" driver works fine (once it is installed).
>
> With the install disks, I am stuck with a text install (and thus locked out
> of some of the LVM options I need). I have not found a way to override the
> autoprobed video driver except to use "noprobe", and I have no idea what
> drivers I need to install to do the install correctly.
>
> Wish list for fixes:
>
> 1. Fix (or update) "nv" driver so it works right with all 6200 cards.
>
> 2. Fix the autoprobe so it uses the "vesa" driver for my card (Gigabyte
> GV-NX62158D<P>).
>
> 3. Create option "xdriver=" on install disks, like there is on video disks.
>
> 4. Create option "noprobe-video" and let me tell install disk to use VESA
> driver.
>
> If I can supply any more information to help diagnosis of this mis-probe, I
> will gladly poke my system if you give me detailed instructions as to what
> commands to execute. Doing it from the LiveCD-4.4 is probably best and
> most repeatable.
>
> Ted Miller
> Elkhart, IN, USA
Since no one has any feedback, I assume the next step is to file a bug report?
Ted Miller
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