Bullseye won't change Intel 730 I3-13100 integrated Graphics card resolution

[trister]

Hello,
I just bought an INTEL CORE I3-13100 (Raptor Lake 13th Gen - 2023 / Intel UHD Graphics 730) - with Motherboard GIGABYTE B760M DS3H.
i3- has integrated graphics (Intel UHD Graphics 730).
In Bullseye I can't change resolution (only option is 1024x768).

What packages should I install ? Is there a specific .deb I need to get?
I did some research and tests but I didn't manage to achieve anything. Somewhere read that I need a newer kernel. Somewhere else that I need to uninstall mesa driver .I tried "https://tutorialforlinux.com/2021/06/03 ... llation/2/" but didn't work .

My system was build with the bullseye build script and I use k-5.10.0-21-amd64.squashfs.

In command line I got this :
I got this :

root@live:~ $ lspci -k | grep -EA3 'VGA|3D|Display'
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Device 4692 (rev 0c)
DeviceName: Onboard - Video
Subsystem: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd Device d000
00:14.0 USB controller: Intel Corporation Device 7a60 (rev 11)

Thanks in advance

Note: I'll be able to check the machine again in 2 weeks.

[dancytron]

This link has lots of info about kernel versions and drivers.

https://linux-hardware.org/?id=pci:8086-4c8b-1043-8694

[rcrsn51]

You can try the kernel upgrade pack here.

[trister]

This link has lots of info about kernel versions and drivers.

https://linux-hardware.org/?id=pci:8086-4c8b-1043-8694

I use kernel 5.10.0.21.
From the previous linkI see that my kernel support UHD 730 (rocket lake - different device ud). I don't know if it is recognised .

My Id seems to be "Device ID 0x4692" and codename raptor lake.

You can try the kernel upgrade pack here.

I can use this on bullseye?

[fredx181]

You can try the kernel upgrade pack here.

I can use this on bullseye?

Worth a try, I've tested it on Bullseye and works OK.

[trister]

k-6.3.0-2-amd64-sid.tar.gz works ok in bullseye.

I even applied the "file overlay limit fix" in finit (initrd1.xz) and also worked!

[rcrsn51]

Please run lspci again. Are you now loading the i915 kernel driver?

Supposedly, Xorg is now using the modesetting driver instead of falling back to VESA like before.

[fredx181]

k-6.3.0-2-amd64-sid.tar.gz works ok in bullseye.

Nice, but note there can be a disadvantage with this 'sid' kernel, if you need the kernel-headers for compiling it's nearly impossible.
With the kernel from bullseye-backports (currently v6.1) there's no such problem, tell me if you're interested and I can share a "kernel pack" or guide you through the steps how to make it.

[trister]

Please run lspci again. Are you now loading the i915 kernel driver?

Supposedly, Xorg is now using the modesetting driver instead of falling back to VESA like before.

The PC is packaged to be tranfered I'll be able to try it either at the end of this week or next week.

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The following is for another machine (and not the reason I started for this post) :
At the moment I tried it to an old i5 I have which I always boot using nomodeset because display is messed other wise.

In this PC I see with lspci this :
root@live:~ $

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lspci -k | grep -EA3 'VGA|3D|Display'

this shows :

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00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Xeon E3-1200 v2/3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller (rev 09)
	Subsystem: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd Xeon E3-1200 v2/3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller
	Kernel modules: i915

This means that the i915 driver is loaded correctly and graphics card is recognised? So "lxrandr" should show the available display resolutions?

[trister]

k-6.3.0-2-amd64-sid.tar.gz works ok in bullseye.

Nice, but note there can be a disadvantage with this 'sid' kernel, if you need the kernel-headers for compiling it's nearly impossible.
With the kernel from bullseye-backports (currently v6.1) there's no such problem, tell me if you're interested and I can share a "kernel pack" or guide you through the steps how to make it.

Thanks
I think I used kernel-headers in the past (for a Virtual machine or to compile something).

Will the bullseye upgrade-kernel script support kernel v6.x in the future? The latest is k-5.10.0-23-amd64-22014.

If by kernel pack you mean something like the files created with upgrade-kernel the I think it will be nice to have them arround

Thanks to all you guys for helping

[fredx181]

@trister
The previous "upgrade-kernel" package from Bullseye custom repo was outdated (still trying to make use of "aufs" which will fail), new updated version 1.10 works with 'overlay'.
How-to for to create 'kernel-package' from backports: viewtopic.php?t=9333
EDIT: Was mistaken about 'trying to make use of "aufs"' anyway the newer version does support kernel 6.X.X now (if backports repo enabled)

[trister]

Problem Solved!
Ok tried with firmware 6.1.xxx and I can select resolutions in my new PC.

Thanks all for your help

[rcrsn51]

I'm confused. On Tuesday, you said that the machine was working with the new kernel. Now you are saying that new firmware was required.

[fredx181]

Problem Solved!
Ok tried with firmware 6.1.xxx and I can select resolutions in my new PC.

Thanks all for your help

I guess you meant kernel 6.1.xxx (from backports) ?

[trister]

I guess you meant kernel 6.1.xxx (from backports) ?

Yes. Thats what I mean