Ivy Bridge HD4000 - HDMI Output doesn't work!?

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Hi!
When i booting from USB (HAIKU Anyboot hrev46016) all loading is OK!
But i get black screen monitor and flickering power button immediately after loading HAIKU.

Mini system:
Processor: i5 3570K 3.4GHz
Motherboard: ASUS MAXIMUS IV GENE-Z
RAM: 2x2GB Kit Kingstone HyperX DDR3-1600
Graphics card: built-in HD4000
Hard Drive: Seagate ST3750528AS Barracuda 7200SATA 3Gb / s 750GB
Power supply: XIGMATEC NRP 600W

PS: I tried VMDK Anyboot hrev46016 OS on a virtual machine. HAIKU - Neat & lightweight yet powerful multithreaded OS with a great future! I’m loving it! =)

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Hello,

The problem you are facing might come from the intel_extreme driver.
It is not compatible with HDMI/Displayport/DVI and VGA.
So you should remove the intel_extreme driver files (driver+accelerant) before booting.
Thus the VGA driver will be used and you should finally see the Haiku desktop.
I am facing the same problem with my HD3000 GPU.

Regards,

Eddy

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Thanks Eddy!!!

Please tell me if you know. How to remove it files from haiku-nightly-anyboot.image, to write the image back to the USB with these fix. Thanks!

Regards,
Dmitriy

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I don’t remember the path to where the drivers are located, sorry. I’m not sure you could even move/delete them on a anyboot image. Possible a raw image.

Please submit a ticket at the Haiku Development tracker[1] so the the dev’s know of the issue and can fix it.

[1] https://dev.haiku-os.org/wiki

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I think booting with the vesa driver (safe mode option) should also work. Hold down space bar when waiting to boot.

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It should work, you should then run haiku instead of installing it.
Check in the deskbar for the find menu, and search for intel_extreme (there should be three files to delete).
After that you can reboot/install haiku from your USB key without any graphics driver issue.

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It is enough to rename intel_extreme binary. Kernel won’t be able to find it and hence won’t load it.