This is definitely not a xorg-driver bug. It is a kernel bug. I suffer from the same problem (Dell Latitude D505, Intel 855GM) and only disabling all display-modes (Ext. VGA, HDMI, TV-Out, etc.) except the internal display (LVDS) in the kernel source file "drivers/gpu/drm/i915/intel_display.c" in lines 69852-70373 solves the problem :
if (!connector->encoder || connector->encoder->crtc != crtc) continue;
switch (intel_output->type) {
/* case INTEL_OUTPUT_LVDS: */ -> Always enable LVDS is_lvds = true;
/* break; case INTEL_OUTPUT_SDVO: case INTEL_OUTPUT_HDMI: is_sdvo = true; if (intel_output->needs_tv_clock) is_tv = true; break; case INTEL_OUTPUT_DVO: is_dvo = true; break; case INTEL_OUTPUT_TVOUT: is_tv = true; break; case INTEL_OUTPUT_ANALOG: is_crt = true; break; case INTEL_OUTPUT_DISPLAYPORT: is_dp = true; break; case INTEL_OUTPUT_EDP: is_edp = true; break;*/
}
num_outputs++;
}
It seems that the kernel does not correcty handle the display pipes of the intel chipset and always enables the VGA-port as first display and oversees the internal display. I tested the kernel with two external display (VGA and DVI-port) and both display work perfectly. Only the internal display isn't initialized correctly.
Hi,
This is definitely not a xorg-driver bug. It is a kernel bug. I suffer from the same problem (Dell Latitude D505, Intel 855GM) and only disabling all display-modes (Ext. VGA, HDMI, TV-Out, etc.) except the internal display (LVDS) in the kernel source file "drivers/ gpu/drm/ i915/intel_ display. c" in lines 69852-70373 solves the problem :
if (!connector- >encoder || connector- >encoder- >crtc != crtc)
continue;
/* case INTEL_OUTPUT_LVDS: */ -> Always enable LVDS
/* break;
}
}
It seems that the kernel does not correcty handle the display pipes of the intel chipset and always enables the VGA-port as first display and oversees the internal display. I tested the kernel with two external display (VGA and DVI-port) and both display work perfectly. Only the internal display isn't initialized correctly.