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That pointed the way in the right direction. The problem got solved: The display was connected to the graphics card with a DVI cable through a DVI/HDMI adapter. Apparently "amdgpu" had a problem recognizing the screen (correctly) with this configuration, which led to the error message "[drm]...

Yes, the problem also occurred with the first installed kernel. Yes, the problem also occurs with the "live-system" which is started via USB, so "nomodeselect" must be set in order for the "live-system" to be used. I could try to start a "live-system" with Fedora 36 on the machine tomorrow.

Yes: | amd-gpu-firmware-20221214-145.fc37.noarch

The problem already occurs when the "amdgpu" module is loaded. So before loading a graphical user interface that could use other drivers. Partial content of "/var/log/messages": Jan 9 20:20:52 resws4 kernel: [drm] amdgpu kernel modesetting enabled. Jan 9 20:20:52 resws4 kernel: amdgpu...

I also made the following observation: As soon as the system runs “modprobe amdgpu”, the signal to the screen is interrupted, the GPU logo illumination and the GPU fans are disabled. After a few seconds, the lighting of the GPU logo is activated again, but the GPU fans remain off. Does anyone...

Hi. I installed a new Fedora 37 on a new system with an “AMD RADEON RX 6700 XT”. Since the installation software cannot handle the graphics card, the installation was carried out with the reduced graphics. When the system is installed, “nomodeset” is then automatically set as a kernel...