Hi, I am Prasad. When I tried to install fedora 10 beta , I am not able to see boot screen properly. The boot screen is coming at the bottom of the screen that to only half boot screen is visible. I am not able to install because of it. My system config is: 2.1 GHz core2duo 2GB RAM I have ATI Radeon graphic card. Can u please helpme regarding this.
Please attach a picture showing what you're seeing, since I don't understand what's going on.
Created attachment 322008 [details] Mock up of the issue, as I couldn't find how to SS in an install environment. I'm having this same issue. I selected "Install or Update existing..." Ran a media check, tested OK Anaconda started... and this was what the result looked like (attachment).
Adam - is this with rawhide or with the beta as well? I believe we've fixed the positioning of the window, though there may still be a problem with the size of it on the screen. That problem is being tracked by another bug report.
This was with the beta. I obtained a copy via bit torrent about a day ago using the URL: http://torrent.fedoraproject.org/torrents/Fedora-10-Beta-i386-DVD.torrent Also, the size was an issue—looking around 800x600—but the main problem was the position. It seemed to move here and there, showing a little strip more or less than last time, but would always be consistently too far down and to the left. If it was only the size, I'd at least still be able to see the "Next" and "Previous" area of the screen, and it wouldn't be quite as disconcerting.
As a variation on the theme with 20081031 images and on my machine (a bog standard ATI r300 graphics card) after booting anaconda in graphics mode only upper left corner (some two thirds both vertically and horizontally) of a display fills the whole screen. As a result no navigational buttons are accessible. Once this started all text consoles are gone, or are "black-on-black", so it is impossible even to try to figure out from logs what possibly may happened. At least it does not crash outright but this is not much of a consolation here. Adding 'nomodeset' to boot parameters makes all of this workable again. An anaconda display comes too small for a screen but it is centered and big enough to be readable. I guess that playing with 'resolution' could make that bigger but there is no pressing need in my case. It looks to me that this modesetting insanity will cause tons of grief to many people.
I just tried installing from rawhide today and I am seeing the same problem. The screen changes resolution but the menu text gets cut off. It is like the menus know the correct text screen size, but the overall system does not. The system I am installing to also has an ATI card. I was able to get around the problem by turning modeset off.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 464896 ***