Building the i810fb driver and its dependencies (agpgart, drm, intel_agp) into the kernel fixed this issue on these notebooks, but created another one:
Now, xorg can't load it's i810 driver (they argue over which one has control, I guess).
So it seems that the kernel driver isn't reading the kernel command line when loaded as a module.
See my posts on this in the similar debian bug for more info (towards the end of the bug report):
Pay particular attention to the entry timed "Sat, 20 Jan 2007 21:10:37 +0000" that refers to how drivers should implement kernel command-line parsing in module and static-link variations.
Building the i810fb driver and its dependencies (agpgart, drm, intel_agp) into the kernel fixed this issue on these notebooks, but created another one:
Now, xorg can't load it's i810 driver (they argue over which one has control, I guess).
So it seems that the kernel driver isn't reading the kernel command line when loaded as a module.
See my posts on this in the similar debian bug for more info (towards the end of the bug report):
http:// bugs.debian. org/cgi- bin/bugreport. cgi?bug= 398948
Pay particular attention to the entry timed "Sat, 20 Jan 2007 21:10:37 +0000" that refers to how drivers should implement kernel command-line parsing in module and static-link variations.