StormSilver
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I've got a secondary monitor plugged into my Pismo. And then I decided that, nah, I didn't really need the second monitor, so I unplugged it. Later on, it was time for a reboot after changing something or other, and I went off to eat dinner after clicking restart. And hour later, I come back expecting to find my computer asleep, but it's actually showing the blue background, with the spinning icon, and flipping back and forth between different shades of blue. Whoa... I was scared outta my mind. I even went so far as to reinstall X (not a clean install, mind you, just an upgrade). No deal.
The computer only booted all the way up when I plugged my secondary monitor back in. And now it seems to be fine. I've duplicated the problem, restarting and unplugging the monitor before anything else has a chance to happen, and the same problem occurs.
Anyone with a second monitor want to try and see if you get the same results? Keep in mind that I've got a Pismo, and it'd be good to see if it's just a problem with the Pismo or if it's a problem with secondary monitors across the board.
I'll go ahead and notify Apple, but really, please, someone else check it out.
Oh, BTW, the monitor is an old Apple 13" RGB, but that shouldn't really matter.
The computer only booted all the way up when I plugged my secondary monitor back in. And now it seems to be fine. I've duplicated the problem, restarting and unplugging the monitor before anything else has a chance to happen, and the same problem occurs.
Anyone with a second monitor want to try and see if you get the same results? Keep in mind that I've got a Pismo, and it'd be good to see if it's just a problem with the Pismo or if it's a problem with secondary monitors across the board.
I'll go ahead and notify Apple, but really, please, someone else check it out.
Oh, BTW, the monitor is an old Apple 13" RGB, but that shouldn't really matter.