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   Am 11.01.2024 um 09:31:26 Uhr schrieb Theo:   
      
   > That suggests the problem is that the monitor claims it can do   
   > such-and-such resolution, and then isn't happy when the Pi does it.   
   > Do you have a menu button on the monitor you can press and does it   
   > tell you the resolution, or does it say 'no signal' or 'out of range'   
   > or something?   
      
   I have now testet another monitor, in Debian all is fine.   
   With Fedora, the problem still exists.   
      
   The monitor shows "no signal".   
      
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