On Fri, Jul 10, 2009 at 06:41:57PM +0200, Hans-J. Ullrich wrote:
mybe someone can explain this: I am starting my debian system with the
parameter vga=791 (to switch into vesa mode)
Sometimes the computer (AMI-BIOS) does not do it correctly (stays in 640x480
then), but with a reset everything starts perfectly. What is the reason for
this behaviour?
On my amd64-system (Phoenix BIOS) this behaviour NEVER appeared.
Is the reason for this the setting VGA initialisation ? In my BIOS it is
set
to AGP as I am using an AGP-Graphicscard. Or is it just a timing problem?
Would be nice, if someone could give me some background information.
VESA support is a function of your video card, not your motherboard.
The video bios is responsible for it, not your motherboard bios.
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