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udev video out note

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Submitted by jharvey on May 31, 2008 - 6:19pm

I hit a bit of a bump in the road when I did my Dora5 install. Had been using D4 and went to a fresh install of D5. Both great packages. Any how, I hit a small bump. When I did the install I knew I was going to use the video out so I made sure to install that option when prompted, but I didn't have anything connected to the video out. When I finished the install, the (VGA) screen went blank. I knew it mentioned a reboot, so I waited, then eventually manually rebooted. When I did, it got to udev then hung.

It appears that if I had the monitor connected to the output I would have been able to see the problem. So perhaps a note during the install would be handy. When it tells you that your going to be logged in, perhaps it could also include a note that says it will switch to the TVOUT if it was chosen.

Again great package and setup.

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