Description of problem: An integrated graphics engine "Nvidia GeForce 7025 (C86S)" (comes with the nForce 630a chipset on an "Asus M2N-CM/DVI nF630a" motherboard) is not currently supported by Fedora 10. Ao attempt to use the "nv" driver can be seen in the log but this sadly fails. How reproducible: Always Workaround: Install a nonfree driver from the fusion RPM repository? Not tried yet. http://doc.fedora-fr.org/wiki/Carte_NVIDIA_:_installation_des_pilotes
See also bug#465634 which applies to the 7050, which is in the same ballpark according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Nvidia_chipsets#nForce_600_Series
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Created attachment 328664 [details] Generated "xorg.conf.new" Using Fedora Live CD: Created "xorg.conf.new" by calling "Xorg -configure" from the command line
Created attachment 328665 [details] Output of "X -config xorg.conf.new" Started X from the command line using the generated "xorg.conf.new" with: X -config xorg.conf.new Output as attached.
Created attachment 328666 [details] Xorg.0.log found in /var/log of live CD Xorg.0.log found in /var/log of live CD
The other Xorg.[1-5].log are exactly alike except for the dates, so I won't attach these.
Having had this problem recently, it seems that the autoconfigure is picking the nv driver which doesn't yet support 7025/7050. One can get installation going by passing "xdriver=vesa" to the installer on the command line (hit tab on the initial boot screen). The vesa driver will get you a graphical install, and then once installed you get an xorg.conf that uses vesa written to the new installation. From there you can either stick with vesa (slow, but open-source) or grab xorg-x11-drv-nvidia from rpmfusion-nonfree. I opted for the latter.
Crosslinking to similar bugs: Bug#471365 Bug#465634 Bug#468278
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 480541 ***