Hello everyone, Yesterday Trevor mentioned that Brad (was it him?) is having issues getting video output on Fedora 32 using a Matrox G200e. Coincidentally, I have a server with the exact same video card that I can use for testing. After updates, same issue happened here. No video. The fix: 1) Obviously, we need to boot first. So edit the GRUB boot entry and pass the parameter "vga=793" right after "quiet". 2) Then, edit /etc/default/grub and, on GRUB_CMDLINE after quiet, add (...) quiet -- vga=793" Last time I looked, the "--" after the last parameter will ensure that any Kernel updates and whatnot will not remove this parameter. That may have changed, it's been a while, but it does work anyway. Then, reinstall GRUB. The issue: card sees a monitor that supports a higher resolution than it can display, tries to use it, fails miserably. That parameter will force the 1280x1024 resolution, which is working fine on my 1080p display. * To see all modes, pass "vga=ask" after quiet. Press ENTER to see available modes. * To use another one, convert the Mode for the desired Resolution to decimal. To do so, I used: printf "%d\n" 0x319 (for 1280x1024) Equals 793. vga=793. :D (obviously, most of that is most likely redundant to some - or even most - here. Still, in case it is useful to someone, there it is!) -- Kind regards, Alberto Abrao