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Hi @Ilev,
here the necessary data on paste.bin:
http://paste.slitaz.org/?cc12b4dd5d80a676#4J2mUA81CEWVSDbWC/e4ew3PVBPvVvGbctaAuwTQs6s=
The trouble is: nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 Go] (rev b2) does not really work.
May be you a good idea? May just the right kernel command line? - It is an old Dell laptop, 512 MB RAM.
Regards,
Michael Bischof
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And now the fun starts: I have made a frugal install of slitaz 5.0 on that laptop. The Xorg.0.log shown in the first post is what I get when I boot from the Live-CD.
Now the one that I get when I start from that frugal install (just copied the CD onto the Harddrive and manually wrote the grub1-commands):
http://paste.slitaz.org/?bc6ea17bb49fa0fc#bGFnehkhwbj/PfUoDJdiK6Yrzp5JSAlTIqE4D5LxqCU=
The Xscreen works, but the mouse starts to move by itself to the corner of the screen. Impossible to work with this instlalation then. ;-)
Linux is nice insofar it never leaves you underentertained.
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> May just the right kernel command line?
Yes, remove 'nomodeset', and add this:
[c]video=-16[/c]
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@az_ua
Thanks a lot for the quick response. The results:
- booting from the Live-CD: the same result even with video=-16. I see huge 4x4 mm coloured pixels and the mouse pointer moves shaky
- booting from the frugal „installation“ with „video=-16“ at the end of the kernel command line gives a perfect result.
So the trouble is apparently with the CD, whatever the reason is. For me the problem is solved as I can come to the result that I need. For you developers it is not finished. A further hint: if I apply this Live-CD on a Desktop-PC with another nvidia graphic card there is no such problem. What is the „secret“ of this „video=-16“ phrase?
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> So the trouble is apparently with the CD
No, you put it in a wrong place.
> What is the „secret“ of this „video=-16“ phrase?
This sets color mode to 16 bit (65536 colors) instead of default 8 bit (256 colors).
See http://cgit.freedesktop.org/nouveau/linux-2.6/tree/Documentation/fb/modedb.txt
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Thanks, @az_ua. But what did I put into the wrong place? There is one CD-drive and I inserted the Live-CD there.
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> But what did I put into the wrong place?
Addition to kernel command line after TAB pressed.
For 4-in-1 ISO/CD don't use 1st top item in list. Select flavor: core.
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Thanks again! Tsst, such a thing my mind never would have grapped!
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