Announcing Fedora 11 Alpha (blink)

John Summerfield debian at herakles.homelinux.org
Tue Feb 10 23:25:40 UTC 2009


Adam Jackson wrote:
> On Tue, 2009-02-10 at 21:55 +0900, John Summerfield wrote:
>> Will Woods wrote:
>>> Is there a cleaner way to force EDID probing etc. to happen again? Maybe
>>> we can get a simplified xrandr applet for the GDM screen, or some
>>> automatic "switch to new best resolution" when a monitor is attached?
>> A better KVM? I think mine correctly reports what's attached.
> 
> Most of them do, for the currently active port only.  IE, if machine 1
> is showing, then machine 1 will have DDC routed correctly and will be
> able to talk directly to the monitor.  The rest will usually get either
> nothing, or an EDID block full of lies.
> 
> Yours might be better.

I actually tried to test before I replied, but on one system ddcprobe 
isn't installed, another it didn't find anything and the third (Fedora 
10) hasn't updated it's on-screen clock since 22:22:17 (it's now 08:21 
or so). I haven't decided whether it's hung (possible) or merely 
extraordinarily  busy (also possible).

I don't think it's hung, it can't execute "uptime" and "free" but it 
does respond to <enter>. It can have a few more hours, I don't recall 
seeing loadaverage >100 before.



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John

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