CentOS 7.6 Computer Freezes When Changing Display Settings
I am using three monitors and am having an issue where the primary monitor is off to the far left. When I go into the Gnome settings and try and move the monitors around, it freezes. If I unhook and rehook the monitors, it freezes. I was hoping there is a way to manually do it.
The system is using a MSI 970 gaming mobo (bad choice,) an AMD r9 380, and an FX-6300 CPU, and it is booting off a 120GB Kingston SSD
I have installed amdgpu for RHEL 7.6/CENTOS 7.6 and still have the issue, though the system does perform better, though over-all it is slow. It is a fresh install.
When I say that the computer is freezing, I do mean that it is freezing, mouse intput barely receives location, keyboard stops ability outputting, and the mouse's scroll wheel and buttons do nothing.
centos rhel gnome3 display
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Matthew T. ScarbroughMatthew T. Scarbrough
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I am using three monitors and am having an issue where the primary monitor is off to the far left. When I go into the Gnome settings and try and move the monitors around, it freezes. If I unhook and rehook the monitors, it freezes. I was hoping there is a way to manually do it.
The system is using a MSI 970 gaming mobo (bad choice,) an AMD r9 380, and an FX-6300 CPU, and it is booting off a 120GB Kingston SSD
I have installed amdgpu for RHEL 7.6/CENTOS 7.6 and still have the issue, though the system does perform better, though over-all it is slow. It is a fresh install.
When I say that the computer is freezing, I do mean that it is freezing, mouse intput barely receives location, keyboard stops ability outputting, and the mouse's scroll wheel and buttons do nothing.
centos rhel gnome3 display
asked Mar 6 at 1:51
Matthew T. ScarbroughMatthew T. Scarbrough
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I am using three monitors and am having an issue where the primary monitor is off to the far left. When I go into the Gnome settings and try and move the monitors around, it freezes. If I unhook and rehook the monitors, it freezes. I was hoping there is a way to manually do it.
The system is using a MSI 970 gaming mobo (bad choice,) an AMD r9 380, and an FX-6300 CPU, and it is booting off a 120GB Kingston SSD
I have installed amdgpu for RHEL 7.6/CENTOS 7.6 and still have the issue, though the system does perform better, though over-all it is slow. It is a fresh install.
When I say that the computer is freezing, I do mean that it is freezing, mouse intput barely receives location, keyboard stops ability outputting, and the mouse's scroll wheel and buttons do nothing.
centos rhel gnome3 display
asked Mar 6 at 1:51
Matthew T. ScarbroughMatthew T. Scarbrough
1035
I am using three monitors and am having an issue where the primary monitor is off to the far left. When I go into the Gnome settings and try and move the monitors around, it freezes. If I unhook and rehook the monitors, it freezes. I was hoping there is a way to manually do it.
The system is using a MSI 970 gaming mobo (bad choice,) an AMD r9 380, and an FX-6300 CPU, and it is booting off a 120GB Kingston SSD
I have installed amdgpu for RHEL 7.6/CENTOS 7.6 and still have the issue, though the system does perform better, though over-all it is slow. It is a fresh install.
When I say that the computer is freezing, I do mean that it is freezing, mouse intput barely receives location, keyboard stops ability outputting, and the mouse's scroll wheel and buttons do nothing.
centos rhel gnome3 display
centos rhel gnome3 display
asked Mar 6 at 1:51
Matthew T. ScarbroughMatthew T. Scarbrough
1035
asked Mar 6 at 1:51
Matthew T. ScarbroughMatthew T. Scarbrough
1035
asked Mar 6 at 1:51
Matthew T. ScarbroughMatthew T. Scarbrough
1035
asked Mar 6 at 1:51
Matthew T. ScarbroughMatthew T. Scarbrough
1035
asked Mar 6 at 1:51
Matthew T. ScarbroughMatthew T. Scarbrough
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