Description of problem: I have a Lenovo T500 (ati HD 3650 graphics) plugged into a dock and an HP LP3065 monitor plugged in via dvi. When gdm starts the LVDS and external monitor are blank. If I undock and ctl-alt-bksp greeter is shown on LDVS. I can then put the laptop back in the dock and log in and use the external display. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gdm-2.24.1-4.fc10.x86_64 How reproducible: Everytime the laptop is in the dock Steps to Reproduce: 1.Dock the laptop 2.Restart gdm (or logout) 3. Actual results: Blank lvds and external display Expected results: Greeter displayed on the external display Additional info: There are errors in the log. I will post them the next time it happens.
Created attachment 335914 [details] gdm log
Created attachment 335915 [details] greeter log
Created attachment 335917 [details] X log
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