I encounter this bug too, on a Sony Vaio BZ11XN (Intel GMA X4500MDH).
more info (lspci, dmesg, uname, xorg.conf, Xorg.0.log*) @ http://deep-ocean.net/files/sony/
To work around the problem, I had to delete ~/.gconf/apps/gnome_settings_daemon/xrandr/ and reboot the machine from SSH. Impossible to get a working screen, even with restarting GDM or killing X manually. No return to VTs possible after the black screen.
For now, i've forgotten to use an external monitor. The only thing that works is Clone mode : without touching the configuration, X seems to be in clone mode ; un-setting “mirror screens” to this setup with gnome resolution app and setting a different resolution on external monitor (1280x1024) does nothing, and any other changes (rotating screen) results in a ssh-reboot-needed-black-screen.
If you can't debug this problem with Traumflug, i will help. If you can, I'll be happy to stay on other bugs ;-)
Regards,
Hi,
I encounter this bug too, on a Sony Vaio BZ11XN (Intel GMA X4500MDH). deep-ocean. net/files/ sony/
more info (lspci, dmesg, uname, xorg.conf, Xorg.0.log*) @ http://
To work around the problem, I had to delete ~/.gconf/ apps/gnome_ settings_ daemon/ xrandr/ and reboot the machine from SSH. Impossible to get a working screen, even with restarting GDM or killing X manually. No return to VTs possible after the black screen.
For now, i've forgotten to use an external monitor. The only thing that works is Clone mode : without touching the configuration, X seems to be in clone mode ; un-setting “mirror screens” to this setup with gnome resolution app and setting a different resolution on external monitor (1280x1024) does nothing, and any other changes (rotating screen) results in a ssh-reboot- needed- black-screen.
If you can't debug this problem with Traumflug, i will help. If you can, I'll be happy to stay on other bugs ;-)
Regards,