On Sunday 17 January 2010 19:07:31 Tod Thomas wrote: > I had an old Epox mobo running with an old Athlon XP chip so I decided > to upgrade. Before I made this decision I decided to upgrade from fc10 > to fc11 using yum. Upgrade went well, rebooted, everything fine. > > After upgrading my Mobo and CPU to an Asus m4a78-em and a sempron 2.7GHz > AM3 chip I booted up. All my drives are recognized, the grub prompt > comes up (I'm dual booting with windows XP on a smaller drive) and life > seems good until the screen goes blank. After booting couple of times I > tried using noapic to no avail. Once more I tried but removed quiet > from the grub kernel line. This time I see stuff happening but the text > flies by so fast I can't read it, but at least I see the system trying > to boot. > > I always upgrade using yum, never had a real problem I couldn't work > out. I'm using stock LVM, never had a problem there either. I wonder > if its grub but I didn't want to start messing around until I got a > little advice. Also, I am dual booting windows on a separate drive. > > > Any ideas? I'd try "nomodeset" (and no "quiet"). If it does not work maybe you can see some boot messages. -- () ascii ribbon campaign - against html e-mail /\ www.asciiribbon.org - against proprietary attachments
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