NVIDIA 480 + console problem

[rastabaddon]

I have a strange problem with my console When my computer booting.
After selecting the kernel in GRUB console is terribly unreadable until XServer load. (NVIDIA drivers?) after then everything is fine.  
The console looks normal when i shutdown my computer.  

Example screenshots:

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[img] http://s29.postimg.org/xvrk7acyr/image.jpg [/ img]
[img] http://s29.postimg.org/c0admlc83/image.jpg [/ img]
[img] http://s29.postimg.org/bg9l8i42r/image.jpg [/ img]
[img] http://s29.postimg.org/xs2c4rwv7/image.jpg [/ img]  
At XServer my card works stable and no overheating, without any problems. Only this console.  

It may be that something I forgot to compile in to kernel.  
I have vesa framebuffer driver compiled in to kernel without nvidia-fb.  

I'll be grateful for pointing to the solution.

[NeddySeagoon]

rastabaddon,

What is your display device?

It looks like during booting the display is overscanning/zooming the video signal, like a wide screen TV can to fit various formats to full screen.
Later, after video mode changes, it gets it right.
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NeddySeagoon

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[rastabaddon]

Hi.

Maybe you have right.

I have Dell display device (http://www.dell.com/ed/business/p/dell-e190s/pd)

What you think?

[NeddySeagoon]

rastabaddon,

Thats a real computer display. It will not have built in overscan unless you can find it on the on screen menu.
My Dell 2713 does not have it.

That leaves the kernel not detecting your display correctly or you have not set up vesafb correctly in grub.conf.
What does your

[rastabaddon]

Ok. Thanks, I found a solution and I fix it.