When booting on an Intel Atom machine I have, xorg reports it detects 2 monitors, but I only have one monitor connected.
The problem is that the login screen seems to be on the second "Non existent" monitor. So the machine is completely unusable.
The motherboard only has one monitor output.
This is with the intel i915 driver
Kevin Daly wrote:
When booting on an Intel Atom machine I have, xorg reports it detects 2 monitors, but I only have one monitor connected.
The problem is that the login screen seems to be on the second "Non existent" monitor. So the machine is completely unusable.
The motherboard only has one monitor output.
This is with the intel i915 driver
It is probably not directly related to the ATOM, I have an ASUS netbook with the 510 CPU using the 915 driver, a firewall box based on micro-ATX and another 510, same driver, and neither shows a phantom video device.
Do you get boot information on the mobo console output? If so you at least will be able to edit the boot command line. On small systems like laptops and tiny utility boxen I often have to add 'nomodeset' to the boot command line, or even remove rhgb to get a boot.
Clearly you are seeing something as it boots, or you wouldn't see the xorg lines (unless you are coming in from another system post boot).
Any additional info might be useful, I can only say the ATOM doesn't have a generic problem with Linux or Fedora. I have one other ATOM box, it runs headless, so I don't remember what the console driver was, other than 'working.'
On 21.03.2013 19:45, Bill Davidsen wrote:
Kevin Daly wrote:
When booting on an Intel Atom machine I have, xorg reports it detects 2 monitors, but I only have one monitor connected.
The problem is that the login screen seems to be on the second "Non existent" monitor. So the machine is completely unusable.
The motherboard only has one monitor output.
This is with the intel i915 driver
It is probably not directly related to the ATOM, I have an ASUS netbook with the 510 CPU using the 915 driver, a firewall box based on micro-ATX and another 510, same driver, and neither shows a phantom video device.
Do you get boot information on the mobo console output? If so you at least will be able to edit the boot command line. On small systems like laptops and tiny utility boxen I often have to add 'nomodeset' to the boot command line, or even remove rhgb to get a boot.
Clearly you are seeing something as it boots, or you wouldn't see the xorg lines (unless you are coming in from another system post boot).
Any additional info might be useful, I can only say the ATOM doesn't have a generic problem with Linux or Fedora. I have one other ATOM box, it runs headless, so I don't remember what the console driver was, other than 'working.'
Probably related to the nonexistent internal panel - LVDS1. /boot/grub2/grub.cfg: linux /vmlinuz-… video=LVDS-1:d, eventually i915's param - panel_ignore_lid.
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