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This induces an additional 5-10 seconds of work. Nothing on the screen will indicate that the OS is being suspended except for the Sleep LED. Try pressing Fn+F4 to get the OS suspend to RAM.

Quick Workaround for T61 (at least 7662-CTO) using NVidia Quadro NVS 140.

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is nvidia.ko not supported ION chips ? Thanks PS: still have not tried Xorg drivers nv and nouveau - I would like to use the official drivers if possible Please also check the log file at "/var/log/Xorg.0.log" for additional information.

Org Foundation support at http: //wiki.x.org for help. no screens found Please consult the The X.Xorg, no screens found no devices found (after Virtualbox install) Archytas: Linux - General: 6: 03-06-2013 04:41 PM: startx - no screens found: dfense: Linux - Desktop: 4: 12-04-2010 09:52 PM: startx - no screens found: gwolf2u: Linux - Newbie: 2: 07-18-2010 11:48 AM: startx: no screens found: Anti-Corporate: Linux - Newbie: 3: 01-01-2004 01.

#No valid license for j flash found install#

the Debian developers advise that you do not download & install the drivers from the manufacturers you will have to un-do whatever that script did and then use the official method. is right - you should use the method in the Debian wiki you need the kernel headers as well to build the NVIDIA module.

The "no screens found" error means no drivers.

black screens, but you can get back to the Xorg's virtual terminal which is still active. Trying to CTRL-ALT-n from within Xorg will result in blank. You can, however, "type blind" and reboot.

Exiting from Xorg(1) will leave you with a blank, black screen and you will not be able to switch to another terminal with ALT-n that is not blank and black.

I found out that getting rid of most of the video drivers was already a huge step forward: drwxr-xr-x 2 root wheel 512 Oct 3 12:23 xf86-input-keyboard-1.2.2_2.

The FreeBSD forums do mention a similar issue but I cannot get xorg to use the radeonkms driver in order to try the workaround. So currently I stuck at a lower screen resolution and without hardware acceleration.

The driver seems loading as the console changes screen resolution but xorg does not recognise it.