| From: Kam Leo <kam.leo@xxxxxxxxx> | The problem may not have anything to do with the driver for the | graphics adapter. A few of my systems have embedded graphics adapters. | Numerous distributions(including Fedora) have choked on the disabled | embedded adapter. When that happens I resort to text mode install and | run system-config-display or it's equivalent post install. I've certainly run into this problem. With Fedora and Ubuntu. It is an xorg problem. I haven't gotten to the bottom of it but I do know that the xorg.conf ebds up with the PCI address of the built-in video interface not the add-in card. I've noticed this on my Dell GX115 boxes when I add in ATI or nVidia PCI video cards. The quick workaround is to install without the card and then add it in later. But have sshd running so you can perform surgery on xorg.conf from another machine. If I remember correctly, just removing the bogus BusID line fixes the problem. Does anyone know if this is in the xorg bugzilla?
