> Can you say more about what you are doing to try a given > configuration?
I tried xga, vesa, multisync and other modes. The result is the same, my screen become blank and displays "no input signal". > At first glance it doesn't seem like there is a native > Plan 9 driver for your graphics chip, so if the VESA > driver doesn't work you might pursue getting a data > sheet and seeing if it looks enough like some other > chip. I many cases, the graphical interface does not refuse to start, like when the chip is not supported, but displays a blank screen. I had never seen that before. My chip does not seem to be supported by VESA driver. What can I try to change in the VESA driver? -- David du Colombier
