Ok, it sounds like the remaining problems you're seeing - with or
without nomodeset - are X driver problems, not plymouth problems, so
closing this report. Thanks for following up.
** Changed in: plymouth (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
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That's OK by me.
see ya
Tom
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On Sun, 2010-03-14 at 16:29 +, Tom Louwrier wrote:
In order to find out what Plymouth would do when booting under 'nomodeset' I
rebooted and tried that. Guess what. the situation has reversed.
'Nomodeset' now gives me a screen with vertical coloured bars abd lines, and
there it all
Agreed. I've been bitten by two separate bugs during boot, this one (now
solved) and the KMS issue.
There's quite a discussion about the latter going on at 509273, which is what
you mean I guess.
If not, plz point me in the right direction about filing a bug against
the right driver (kms,
On Mon, 2010-03-15 at 13:58 +, Tom Louwrier wrote:
Agreed. I've been bitten by two separate bugs during boot, this one (now
solved) and the KMS issue.
There's quite a discussion about the latter going on at 509273, which is what
you mean I guess.
That looks like as good a place as any
hi Steve,
I wish I could ;-)
There were updates to X-core and the ATI/Radeon driver in the same batch that
contained Plymouth 0.8.0~-14.
To my surprise I can now start up without the dreaded 'nomodeset' option. This
works fine, Plymouth and X all doing what they should. So far, so good.
In
Spoke too soon.
Tried hibernating (worked) and resuming (crashed). Did a hard reboot and
behaviour is back to where it was; 'nomodeset' when booting else vertical lines
y nada mas.
Steve, the good news is that Plymouth now works OK for me even when booting
with 'nomodeset'.
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Status: Confirmed = Incomplete
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The fix for the plymouth problems is still in progress and will
hopefully be resolved in the next few days; it's a deep issue that's
been taking up all the time of one of our developers to get to the
bottom of.
I certainly agree with you that we want to get the ATI KMS bug fixed
also, but I'm not
(hi Steve)
update:
Got a lot of upgraded packages over the last days, including X and a new
kernel. Result is still the same, and still disappointing.
Loaded the new kernel and X yesterday, rebooted and everything worked fine. No
screen corruption, vertical lines etc, Plymouth also doing exactly
2010.02.22. daily build: everything is perfect (no screen corruption)
with nomodeset
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No change here.
Just loaded today's updates and was asked to reboot.
Was able to boot once without 'nomodeset' and everything worked just fine.
Tried it again and got the vertical lines again. And again. And again.
So I booted with 'nomodeset' and got the -well known- garbled screen, so I gave
I have an X200M too.
2010.02.18. daily build: everything is perfect with nomodeset
2010.02.21. daily build: screen corruption (tiny black pixels in the upper-left
corner and when I start to write something in any apps it gets bigger) with
nomodeset
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With 'nomodeset' I still get the garbled screen (and indeed tiny pixels
whenever I type something), but can fix it by using alt-sysreq-k.
Without 'nomodeset' I'm getting all vertical lines and cannot use my
system. Can't get past that with alt-sysreq-k or ctrl-alt-backspace.
Every once in a
hi Steve,
Booted up just now and pulled in last night's s**tload of updates, many Xorg
and libdrm related.
Rebooted and got lucky without using 'nomodeset'.
- saw the logo
- got the login screen OK
- rebooted to check this wasn't a fluke
- saw the logo during shutdown
After that KMS borked again
** Summary changed:
- Lucid breaks every other day; no gui and no tty (ATI 200M)
+ Plymouth garbles screen (ATI 200M)
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