Re: Blank Screen After Yum Update (followup to Kevin Kempter) - Solved {sortof}

From: Roger Finks (rcflinux_at_earthlink.net)
Date: 10/17/05

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    kevin.kempter@dataintellect.com wrote:

    >On Thursday 13 October 2005 15:27, Noel Murphy wrote:
    >
    >
    >>Hi All,
    >>
    >>Unfortunately, I joined the list after Kevin Kempter made a similar
    >>post about this problem just this morning so I couldn't respond to
    >>his posting.
    >>
    >>That being said.....
    >>
    >>I have the EXACT same problem as Kevin. However, I struggled with
    >>this issue a bit over the past few days and have discovered a bit more.
    >>
    >>When I update everything, I get into the state like Kevin. My screen
    >>goes blank, in fact it goes into sleep mode. I can ssh into the
    >>machine and everything seems to work fine there, but when I do a
    >>shutdown / reboot, it never does. I think it gets hung trying to
    >>shutdown a service or something.
    >>
    >>Once I'm in this state, I can boot the machine using the FC4 shipping
    >>kernel (2.6.11....) and everything works again. (Kevin, you may want
    >>to try this if you don't need an up to date kernel). However, this
    >>didn't work for me because I needed a more current kernel for my tv-
    >>tuner card.
    >>
    >>If I upgrade my kernel to the latest (2.6.13...), but do not upgrade
    >>anything else, my machine works fine.
    >>
    >>So, it must be a combination of kernel + something else. I admit i
    >>didn't spend too much time trying to figure out what the "something"
    >>else was. I'm assuming it was something like the xorg stuff or maybe
    >>something in KDE.
    >>
    >>Kevin, are you running KDE? if not, maybe we could rule that out.
    >>
    >>How about hardware?
    >>
    >>I have a vanilla PC.
    >>Intel GLLY MoBo, but have the on board video disabled.
    >>ATI Radeon 7000, PCI
    >>512 MB ram
    >>2.2 GHz Celeron
    >>
    >>Noel
    >>
    >>
    >
    >Noel;
    >
    >I swapped out the video card and it works fine. The problem was with the ATI
    >video card (I had the same one)
    >
    >
    >
    Kevin and Noel - I have the same problem with an ATI Radeon 7500 card.
    Did you come up with any resolution other than swaping the card out?

    Roger

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