Motherboard: A8V-MX NorthBridge: K8M800 Tested on Fedora 19 x86_64. As soon as the system starts gdm, it hangs. What is troublesome is that no Xorg log is generated, so I assume the freeze happens when the module is loaded. Tried to do a 'modprobe openchrome', but the module was not found? I tried with the openchrome version shipped with fedora 19, the 0.3.3 tag and the git head. They all freeze. It works fine with VESA mode and on WinXP, though. Tried to mess with some BIOS options, but no results. Also, tried some options on xorg.conf but they all produced no results: Option "XaaNoImageWriteRect" Option "EnableAGPDMA" "false" Again, I think the problem is before Xorg even starts.
There is no kernel module named "openchrome", the DRM driver for VIA hardware is named "via". Can you try to disable hardware acceleration ? Option "NoAccel"
Will do, in 2 weeks when I have access to the system again. Thanks for the quick reply.
I tried disabling HW acceleration with the option "NoAccel", but had the same result: freeze before X loads. I've also tried the following options: Option "ActiveDevice" "CRT" Option "DisableIRQ" "true" Option "EnableAGPDMA" "false" Option "NoAGPFor2D" "true" Option "PanelSize" "1280x1024" Option "SWCursor" "true" Option "VBEModes" "true" I'm willing to debug if you instruct me.
Just did a test with fedora 19 i686: no dice. Still freezes before X, had to install on vesa mode. The option "NoAccel" did not solve the problem.
If you still have the hardware and sees the same issue persist with the latest code, let me know. We no longer support Version 0.3.x code, and if you need support, please try Version 0.5 or later. You can always test to older code to see if a regression has occurred, but other than that, we only support the latest code. I will be closing the bug.
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