Re: [gentoo-releng] Catalyst Woes

[derek tracy <tracyde@gmail.com>]

> I would tend to think that it is the monitor not supplying EDID
> information.  The mkx86config script doesn't add Modes, but rather
> simply sets up the system to load into the highest resolution that X
> thinks it can get.  I would try another monitor and see what you come up
> with.

I will try another monitor on Monday 

> > Booted to the same Latitude C610 without the docking station and it
> > booted correctly.
> > X.Org worked without a hitch.

I found out that someone pulled the switcheroo on me and replaced
laptops, evidentally the cd-rom in the other laptop was going in and
out sporadically.

> > Booted to a Dell Optiplex GX300 worked great but no mouse (usb or ps/2)
> 
> Odd.  Does your kernel use input device support, or are you relying on
> the old-style input interface?

it uses input device support

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