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Kristian Niemi wrote: |
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> Thanks for the tip. Sounds plausible that it's related to the |
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> framebuffer -- but it still seems quite strange that it doesn't happen |
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> every time. I don't know how to reiplicate the behaviour every time. |
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Agreed... but it was intermittent for me as well. |
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> That said, the `weirdness' might be due to a framebuffer bug, not a |
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> consolefont-one (i.e. the script `consolefont')? Out of curiosity, what |
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> video card do you have? I have a ATI Radeon 7500 Mobile. |
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Yeah, I agree that it's likely a framebuffer bug. For example, another |
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anomoly I've seen with framebuffer is that when I use the "silent" profile, |
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the framebuffer image only initializes vc/0. However, if I use the |
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"verbose" profile, it will initialize all of my vc's (like it's supposed to |
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My card is an Intel 82852/82855 Integrated Graphics (i8x0) |
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> When it does work, I haven't changed anything in my systems setup. |
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Same here. |
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