Created attachment 412273 [details] Xorg log Description of problem: When I try to install Fedora 13 (over PXE, local mirror updated today) onto a desktop with an Intel chipset, the display goes blank with a "Input out of range" error coming from the monitor. I can SSH into the computer, but the only way to continue the install is using VNC. As I can see the first second or so of the kernel loading, I believe the problem occurs when the modesetting happens. Changing the monitor didn't fix the problem. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.6.33.3-79.fc13.x86_64 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Start PXE install Actual results: Blank monitor with "Input out of range" message Expected results: Fedora install screen
Created attachment 412275 [details] lspci -n output
Created attachment 412276 [details] dmesg output
I've just finished installing the system over VNC, and the bug persists when the system is booted normally, so it's not just an installation problem. I've swapped in another monitor that's the same resolution as the previous one (1280x1024), but the display stays blank, even if I kill and restart X. We have several other motherboards with similar hardware, and two out of three have the blank screen.
Created attachment 412282 [details] lspci -n output from second type of intel motherboard
Created attachment 412283 [details] lspci -n output from third type of intel motherboard
Created attachment 412286 [details] Xorg log from working motherboard type
Created attachment 412287 [details] lspci -n output from working motherboard type
Created attachment 412288 [details] dmesg output from working motherboard type
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 587171 ***