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Submitted by aagha on April 11, 2006 - 5:43pm

After getting Myth up and running on a CRT (not the TV), I tried to copy over my existing xorg.conf file with the NVidia one in the directory. When I restarted and Linux was booting up, I saw the standard:

Initializing Hardware: storage network audio

And then, nothing! It just hangs and sits there for some 5+ minutes.

Any idea on what might be causing this or how to get around it other than reinstalling MythDora (which I'm doing now).

Some questions:

I have a Asus pundit with a pvr-350. I want to try to get things working with the NVida s-vid before I config the pvr-350, so for now, I'm *completely replacing* my exisiting xorg.config file with the xorg.config.NVIDIA in the CD's extra dir. Is that right?

Any insight on if there's a way to get the TV and the CRT running at the same time rather than just one or the other?

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System reboot hangs when xorg.conf changed

Submitted by aagha on April 12, 2006 - 5:14am.

Per my posting above, I've now done two fresh installs because my box is hanging at the "Initializing Hardware" stage after I reboot after I change my xorg.conf.

I looked around the forms and found this post:

Changing Xorg.conf
http://mythdora.com/?q=node/37

But this doesn't seem to work for me. I tried to get into single user mode so I could change back to my original xorg.conf (that's my first priority right now, rather than reinstalling MythDora a 3rd time), but can't get into it. Any insights? Have things changed with the newer version of Grub (v9.5?)?

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I had exactly this problem

Submitted by nzcarrick on April 12, 2006 - 2:17pm.

I had exactly this problem with FC4 before. I had to unplug all my external hard drives, then reboot.

Regards

nzCarrick

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Knoppix

Submitted by aagha on April 12, 2006 - 2:50pm.

I just got around this right now by booting up off of a Knoppix CD, putting back the original xorg.conf file, and then rebooting.

The problem I was having seemed to be due to the fact that I had stupidly copied over the xorg.conf.NVIDIA file from the extras dir on the MythDora CD. After I copied over the xorg.conf.ATI dir (since I have an ATI graphics!), things seemed to work fine.

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I wasn't going to say

Submitted by d00dtv on April 12, 2006 - 3:10pm.

I wasn't going to say anything to see if you worked it out and you did. I was going to ask you why you weren't using the onboard ATI as I have a great picture with mine. Glad it's now working :-).

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"Please ignore the man behind the curtain"
Dennis

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