[email protected] (Imoen) writes: >Iâve tried to âuserconf disable i915drmkmsâ, because my graphic card >being an >Intel I assumed it was the one reseting the display settings.
The kernel should use the graphics resolution set by UEFI or the bootloader's "gop" command. If you use the "text" command or if UEFI already starts in "text" mode, it might bei necessary to use "gop" afterwards to initialize a graphics mode. The kernel doesn't know about UEFI text mode. The drm driver may "detect" the monitor and change the display mode. You would need to disable it with the userconf command "disable i915drmkms*" including the asterisk. In your boot.cfg you write this as userconf=disable i915drmkms*
