Hi !
I’m using Open Suse 13.2 and I recently do an update and when the disk reboot all is displayed in 640 x 480 mode.
Any clue of what is happening ?
Does anybody has the same problem ?
Thanks in advance for any feedback.
Regards,
agunet74
NVIDA card???
On Mon, 13 Apr 2015 23:36:01 +0000, agunet74 wrote:
> Hi !
>
> I’m using Open Suse 13.2 and I recently do an update and when the disk
> reboot all is displayed in 640 x 480 mode.
>
> Any clue of what is happening ?
> Does anybody has the same problem ?
You might include information about the hardware you’re using - video
card and driver in use might be considered to be “crucial information” to
know in order to help. 
Jim
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If you have NVIDIA the new kernel update seems to have zapped a bunch of people Also seem some some network stuff is broken. If you have a GUI and network role back the kernel to the previous or boot from the advanced menu and select the previous kernel
I have NVIDIA video card. I don’t know if I have GUI. How do I can know that ?
And How do I return to the previous kernel ?
Thanks,
Agunet74
I just updated to the latest kernel and lost GUI as well; it appears that kernel broke modules compatibility. https://bugzilla.opensuse.org/show_bug.cgi?id=927018
How do I return to the previous kernel ?
In bootloader menu got to Advanced options and select previous kernel version. Worked for me …
On Tue, 14 Apr 2015 03:06:01 +0000, agunet74 wrote:
> I have NVIDIA video card.
Which one? nVidia makes lots of different video cards.
> I don’t know if I have GUI. How do I can know
> that ?
Do you get a terminal or a graphical screen? If you get a graphical
screen, then you got to the GUI.
If you get a screen with text and a “Login:” prompt, you got a console.
Jim
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openSUSE Forums Administrator
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GUI = Graphical User Interface
Yeah !! Reboot, choose advance options and select the previous kernel works for me too.
Thanks a lot !!
i guess there is a new reason to use the NVIDIA.run driver
i did not have that issue
in a few days the G0?.rpm driver should be rebuilt
just reinstall that driver then
I just tested the new kernel update it worked fine here. Only problem is that the test repo did not have the kernel-devel rpm so I could not compile VirtualBox so I’m booted back to previous. The new fixed kernel update should be here ins a day or two.
Thanks gogalthorp.
I’ll try in one or two days.
Cheers / Saludos
Agunet74
Well a small update It alluded me that the kernel-devel is a no arch package thus in a different sub directory of the repo. Makes sense I just did not think it through.
Running all on the new kernel now.
That’s right… Now all works in the new kernel.