Since Mageia 6.1/7 runs on old hardware without any display problems means old Xserver code is better than newer X86_64 code quality & testing of display related source.
Either coding is incorrect & buggy, or defaults are not proper. Quality of testing is in doubt or coding? You do not need great test jig to determine such, but one definitely needs "Mens Sana in Corpore Sano" (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mens_sana_in_corpore_sano) ___ "अ Happy फेस" Goan बाय Birth, Soiled इन Maharashtra, Watering frॐ पुणेकर.! Sent from 10.or Device using BlueMail On 1 Jun 2019, 10:57 AM, at 10:57 AM, Skool!lookS <look.k...@guruvision.com> wrote: >If I try to boot Mageia 6.1 installed kernel which 4.14.121 display is >so dark that I practically use torch to see what is happening beneath >the darkness presented by the screen. Since I could see some movement >below I really it is booting albeit with wrong display parameters. > >The same was experienced when I tried to install Mageia 7 on here. > >Booting up in any other distribution has no problem for display, it is >radiant like usual. > >Just for those who care to listen and help. > >In the past when nobody on plug answered by queries, and even when no >such issues were found to be raised anywhere else, somebody was >listening and fixing the problems I faced, so I know it is not just the > >idiots (me included) here on PLUG that contribute to the success of >Linux (and Gnu). > >All your writings cost you bandwidth of thought and there are people >who >care for it too. > >SO keep enjoying the expression (even irregular) till situation in >front >of you closes the lid. > >-- >Consultant Spirituel > >Guruvision Inc. > >"अ Happy फेस" > >Goan बाय Birth, Upbringing ऑफ Maharashtra, Arguments frॐ पुणेकर.! >-- >"Science is nothing more than an understanding of the way the world > is and why it is that way.. (it) is the method we use to try and > postulate a minimum set of assumptions that can explain, through a > straighforward logical derivation, the existence of many phenomena > of nature .." -- From "The Goal" by E.M. Goldratt
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