Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #15241, comment 23
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Ticket #15241, comment 23
initial v1 1 Ok. The splash screen (with boot logo and loading icons) worked 100% for Haiku R1B1. 1 Fail safe VESA driver is not the problem. That works fine when enabled. 2 2 3 If I set the screen resolution in the boot loader using hrev53864, I can get to the splash screen (Problem 1 for IronLake Desktop).3 The VESA driver Works fine if I 'only' set the screen resolution from the Haiku boot loader and NOT enable the fail-safe driver option. Haiku splash screen always comes up properly. 4 4 5 So in the Haiku nightlies, a some VESA driver-related changes may affected the default setup used in Haiku R1B1 for a successfully installer/desktop bootup. 5 If I don't touch anything and just let the computer reboot/boot up: 6 6 7 I see the intel_extreme driver reads the monitor's EDID info (i.e. monitor screen resolutions and product info) then the screen goes black from that point. I never see the Haiku splash screen but it seems the system has finished loading. If I disable the monitor, reboot, wait till disk activity finishes, then reconnect - I have a display with the installer GUI options and I can either install or go to the desktop. Notice it looks like 'Screen' preflet shows the Intel driver info but not the correct monitor info since I disconnected the monitor. 7 8 9 So, I'm asking can the intel_extreme driver force/provide a basic default VESA display of 800x600x32 @ 60Hz or 1024x768 @60Hz if the device is 8086:0042 or 8086:0046 (Ironlake Desktop/Laptop) - once it gets all the EDID info??? The resolution 1024x768 @60Hz is the default display used if I use the monitor trick so it seems to work for me. I can then test if it will use the higher resolutions if everything works as planned. 8 10 11 Otherwise, my guess is just make the driver for IronLake (Gen5) work like SandyBridge (Gen6). 12 I read they were basically the same for most things.