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I have system
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16gb ram out of 4 modules
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win7 64 en updated everything to the latest version.
during boot i get b2 b4 and 92 messages but not bios splash screen.
When doing a test with an old ati card the system shows splah screen all is fine.
I have 4 systems like this all behaving the same
any ideas

Hello I updated the bios, was not neccesarry but problems remains.
cleared the cmos several times.
I have to inform you that i'm building 4 similar systems all suffering from the same problem.
During boot there is a black boot screen not splash screen. and on the top left a cursor and in the bottom right b2 b4 and 92 messages.
When I install and old ati x1050pro all is ok during boot I see the splash screen and i'm able to enter the bios.
boot time approx 20 sec.
when running the system with the msi n680gtx boot times are back to 2 min and a long period with only the black boot screen and the bios codes.
As suggested I tested the card in a other system. Motherboard is asus. And voila I get a splash screen.
STRANGE THING IS THAT THIS SCREEN IS NOT RESISED BUT IS I GUESS 800 X 600 AND CENTERED IN THE SCREEN.
Also after several reboots I could not get a screen filled splash screen.
Can this be a video card bios issue ?
grt michel
detals of my system are
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GPU Caps Viewer v1.17.2
===================================================
===================================[ System / CPU ]
- CPU Name: Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-3820 CPU @ 3.60GHz
- CPU Core Speed: 3600 MHz
- CPU logical cores: 8
- Family: 6 - Model: 13 - Stepping: 7
- Physical Memory Size: 16384 MB
- Operating System: Windows 7 64-bit build 7601 [Service Pack 1]
- PhysX Version: 9120604
===================================[ Graphics Adapters / GPUs ]
- Current Display Mode: 1280x1024 @ 75 Hz - 32 bpp
- Num GPUs: 1
- GPU 1
- Name: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680
- GPU codename: GK104
- Device ID: 10DE-1180
- Subdevice ID: 1462-2822
- Driver: 9.18.13.697 (R306.97)
- Branch: r306_41-13
- Bus Id: 2
- Shader cores: 1536
- Texture units: 128
- ROP units: 32
- TDP: 195W
- BIOS version: 80.04.47.00.4f
- Memory size: 4096MB
- Memory type: GDDR5
- Memory bus width: 256-bit
- GPU base clock: 1058 MHz
- GPU boost clock: 1124 MHz
- GPU power target: 100 % TDP
- GPU min power target: 70 % TDP
- GPU max power target: 132 % TDP
MSIHQ: Information detected by MSIHQ Tool ver: 1.24h
MSIHQ: Report generated in Sun 11/04/2012 at 10:28:19.27
Mainboard: X79A-GD45 (8D) (MS-7760)
PCB Version: 2.0
BIOS Version: VA.6 (aka Version: V10.6)
BIOS Date: 7/6/2012
corsair ram 2x 2 paired 8gb 1600mhz cml8gx3m2a1600c9
i7-3820 @3.60 ghz
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Onyros wrote:
I'm having a nasty-won't-go-away problem with the disabling of the bluetooth module in my Thinkpad X200s.
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I was still using an rc.conf just with daemons, and in troubleshooting the kernel panics got rid of it and used the systemd way of enabling/disabling services. My problem here is that the bluetooth service seems to be impossible to disable.
I first tried the good ol'
systemctl disable bluetooth.service
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It disables the bluetooth service which is very different from what your write to sysfs accomplishes. Don't you really just want to blacklist the bluetooth module? Your post is a bit hard to follow...

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Quote from: Badman959 on 30-June-12, 18:18:19
And as for the pins, the New range of MSI's are supposed to have pins that looke bent and melted , i just checked on the front of a Scan.co.uk magazine and the GD79 also has those.
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MOVED: how to disable on-board graphic

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Last edited by scott_fakename (2012-09-06 20:29:46)

DSpider wrote:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Ac … _on_Bootup
Set it in Xorg for whatever DE/WM you use and it will be active when you switch to a tty.
Don't forget to mark it as solved.
Yes, I tried that. I use lxdm and xfce, and setting the numlock=1 option in /etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf turns on numlock in xfce and the light in the consoles, but not the actual numlock itself in consoles.
And Kejpi thanks, I was doing that but when I upgraded to systemd it said those would be taken out "at some point" so I was trying to find out if a permanent solution existed yet. Apparently it does not exist yet, which is fine, I was just curious. So I guess I'll stick with the bashrc method for now.
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