The text mode install (the minimal Personal option) of FC2 results in an invalid /etc/X11/xorg.conf file but with X enabled. Consequently, when the system boots, X is started but with a stuffed screen - not good. One workaround is to kill X using <cntrl>-<alt>-<delete> - you need to do it 6 times - so that the display manager takes the hint that there's something wrong and disable the display for 6 minutes. That gives you enough time to log in and cripple X (I used `chmod a-x /usr/bin/X11/Xorg`). Back in the distant part <cntrl>-r had a more immediate effect, but didn't appear to work for me here. I've attached an xorg.conf file that I cobbled together using google searches. I'm using it for FC3test2.
Created attachment 105379 [details] Xorg config for 15" 1152x768 PowerBook LCD Being used with FC3test2
Can you also attach the xorg.conf generated by system-config-display --reconfig (update to latest rhpl and system-config-display in rawhide, first please).
Possibly due to a wrong resolution setting.
If you install and run Xautoconfig, does the resulting configuration file work? I think we need to import some of Xautoconfig's knowledge about Mac hardware into system-config-display.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 149188 ***
Changed to 'CLOSED' state since 'RESOLVED' has been deprecated.