The title of this bug should be changed as it has nothing to do with the debian installer. It applies equally to a live ISO as well as an installed system that is updated to the latest kernel.
Don't waste your time with single/recovery modes. The only way I have been able to boot is to force a 32 bit depth on the radeonfb framebuffer. Any other colour depth (8, 16) still causes a crash. Forcing a 32 bit depth on radeondrmfb still has the crash - so KMS is currently impossible as far as I can tell. I don't know how you would overcome it on nvidia.....
Walter/wxl has 64mb of video ram I believe on nvidia. Jonathon Marsden also has nvidia, but how much video ram? Can everybody confirm how much they have - I have only 32mb. Is that the difference?
Or is the video a red herring and it is say sound modules that are the problem?
The title of this bug should be changed as it has nothing to do with the debian installer. It applies equally to a live ISO as well as an installed system that is updated to the latest kernel.
Don't waste your time with single/recovery modes. The only way I have been able to boot is to force a 32 bit depth on the radeonfb framebuffer. Any other colour depth (8, 16) still causes a crash. Forcing a 32 bit depth on radeondrmfb still has the crash - so KMS is currently impossible as far as I can tell. I don't know how you would overcome it on nvidia.....
Walter/wxl has 64mb of video ram I believe on nvidia. Jonathon Marsden also has nvidia, but how much video ram? Can everybody confirm how much they have - I have only 32mb. Is that the difference?
Or is the video a red herring and it is say sound modules that are the problem?
I can't get logs - anybody else?