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The display was a samsung TV (LE32A436T1D) it was connected by HDMI It worked fine when it was using the default generic drivers just the psb driver which seems to have the issue with it. Ive also used a range of systems with that TV before with no issue. Its now connected to a Samsung SyncMaster 91...

Ive found the problem, it was the monitor, plugged in a different monitor and it works.

the psb driver must not like that monitor or atleast it dosent like the response from it when it tries to detect the resolution.

thanks for your help.

I have the fit-PC2 Diskless (no wifi) Graphics Aperture size in bios is set to 256mb When the screen goes blank i can't switch to a terminal, tho im not convinced the keyboard is working at that point, caps lock light wont even turn on/off Modprobing psb gives me a very high res root console. If i f...

I have followed all your instructions including step 5 but im still getting no display on boot with keyboard unresponsive but the power button will cause the system to initiate a shutdown.

you want to disable C-States in the bios.

See this thread for more info: http://www.fit-pc2.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=361

Thanks! that worked great

Will there be any disadvantage to having C-States disabled?
From what ive read power consumption seems to be the main reason for C-States but with the fitpc2 its not really something that needs lowered much more.

Does the build of Ubuntu in the recovery image contain any special patches in the kernel? I have put on the latest kernel 2.6.29 first just the default settings. I found that when downloading data (scp or wget) the whole system would just stop, at first i thought it was just the network interface as...

How hot should we be expecting the case to get during normal operation? If i leave mine just in the bios for 15mins the case is too hot to touch (makes it a pain to try a disconnect a usb lead) I have used a few atom based netbooks and they ran very cool. I understand the case is the heatsink but is...

Under windows 7 i had an issue using hdmi to a tv, the intel graphics driver seems to default to dual monitors, this in turn greatly reduces the range of resolutions supported and the highest would not display a picture on my tv. If you change the display option to digital display in the intel contr...

In the bios on the last page where you can reset the bios to defaults etc, the very last option (cant remember what its called) it resets hardware info, try that,
I had to use that before i could get windows 7 to install at all.