tty1-tty6 gone blind after compile kernel 2.6.19.2
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Distribution: openSUSE, Slackware, Now Debian, and now again: Ubuntu
Posts: 61
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tty1-tty6 gone blind after compile kernel 2.6.19.2
Hi all,
After I compile the 2.6.19.2 kernel, my screen is just black when booting, although the booting process is finished and finally my kdm is started(I have set it in 'rc.local' before).
My previous kernel was 2.4.33(slack 11 built in). I just add ACPI, and SMBFS using 'make menuconfig'. I did not touch anything else.
I have SUSE 10.2 in a primary partition and I have Slackware 11 in a logical partition. I do not do 'mkinitrd' since if i do that it will be error,some kind of 'not found LILO...' so, my SUSE GRUB is:
Distribution: openSUSE, Slackware, Now Debian, and now again: Ubuntu
Posts: 61
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I have re-compile my kernel complete with its initrd. But I still have the same problem. Looks like i forget to enable the console graphics support in device drivers...
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