Good morning everyone,
I have been having screen resolution issues with RHEL 6.3. Our current setup is a laptop connected to a KVM/IP server. This is the desired scenario:
RHEL laptop
Windows XP laptop
KVM/IP server
The RHEL laptop has the file /etc/gdm/Init/Default populated with xrandr lines that set external monitors to 1600x1200 resolution.
When the Windows XP laptop is plugged into the RHEL laptop over KVM/IP, the KVM session should automatically get a resolution of 1600x1200. When the RHEL laptop lid is closed, it should pass the full RHEL desktop (with taskbar and icons) to the Windows XP KVM session with a resolution of 1600x1200.
When the user tries to log out or reboot the RHEL 6.3. Desktop within the Windows XP KVM session, it comes back as a blank screen. When the lid of the RHEL laptop is opened, it also has this black screen of death.
Desired Scenario: RHEL laptop is plugged to Windows XP laptop over KVM/IP. The KVM session, when started, gets a 1600x1200 resolution. When the lid of the RHEL laptop is closed, it gets a 1600x1200 full RHEL Desktop. When the KVM session reboots or logs out of the RHEL Desktop, nothing freezes. When the lid of the RHEL laptop is reopened, it comes back up nicely with both laptops showing their respective screens.
Has anyone had an issue with this black-screen-of-death effect? Do newer versions of Red Hat address this?
Thanks,
Rohit