Thanks for the answer. No I cannot jump for any tty, just reboot the
system. Perhaps is a video driver failure, 'cause this notebook have a
ATI chiptset. Now I am recompiling the kernel, with the appropiate flags
for my hardware, in few minutes I will post what happens. And I will try
with "nomodeset" to the kernel cmd line.
PS: With Ubuntu and OpenSuSe the notebook works fine, Debian is the
"problem".
On 08/29/2012 12:56 PM, Camaleón wrote:
Try to append "nomodeset" at the boot kernel line. Can you jump to a
debug tty? If so, what's printed in the screen? (you can make a
snapshot, upload the image to some place and send the link here)
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