The default behavior using the vga=... parameter on Gusty is to break the virtual consoles while producing no error message to the user.
I understand that it makes sense to start the booting process with the lowest common denominator driver for reliability reasons,
however I think if the system finds itself booting with a vga=.... and all framebuffer modules blacklisted, which default configuration, the system should produce a meaningful error message and gracefully ignore the vga=... option, rather than the current behavior which is to display a black screen without offering any explanation to the user as to what's going on. Maybe that's not practical to implement, but the current system is not intuitive.
The default behavior using the vga=... parameter on Gusty is to break the virtual consoles while producing no error message to the user.
I understand that it makes sense to start the booting process with the lowest common denominator driver for reliability reasons,
however I think if the system finds itself booting with a vga=.... and all framebuffer modules blacklisted, which default configuration, the system should produce a meaningful error message and gracefully ignore the vga=... option, rather than the current behavior which is to display a black screen without offering any explanation to the user as to what's going on. Maybe that's not practical to implement, but the current system is not intuitive.