Description of problem: The FC1 x86_64 test 1 installation doesn't allow graphical installation with otherwise recognized video equipment. The FC1 graphical installation for i386 works fine on the same machine. Also, both the Generic VESA and the ATI RADEON 9200 video driver work fine for this machine using FC1 x86_64 (test1). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Try installing FC1 x86_64 (test1) on a machine with an ATI RADEON 9200 and/or ADI A707 monitor. Do the same with FC1 for i386. It will not allow the graphical installation for FC1 x86_64, but will allow it for i386 on the same machine. Steps to Reproduce: 1. See above. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info: I think this is a high-priority issue because the anaconda text mode installtion doesn't work as expected either. Please see Bug # 114701 for a description of those problems.
Monitor detection is totally broken for x86_64. Somebody said something about the test using 32bit-only code. I don't remember the details. This may be related to your problem though.
Does X try to start up and fail? What errors are there in /tmp/X.log?
This should be fixed with new stuff.
I've installed Fedora Core 2 x86_64 graphically and it worked (ATI Radeon 9200 SE and Iiyama A702 HT monitor). The main difference I saw with FC2 i386 on the same machine is that the x86_64 wasn't able to automatically detect my monitor, I had to select if from the list, whereas the i386 install got it right. So it seem the problem is indeed mostly fixed, but not entirely. Would Fedora Core 3 test be worth trying to see if it's not fully fixed? Matthias
I installed Core 2 on the same system and that installation worked as expected. As was the case with Matthias, it did not detect the monitor, but the Generic selection works fine with X.