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What is the exact model of the Belkin KVM??

It has to be a faulty GPU. Or! A dirty connector (either on the midplane or on the GPU side)
Can you borrow a simple SI Video Board from a member and try with that?

See Attached .pdf

Found this Guide I had written a couple years back, for me, in order to remember the process of Network Installing Irix...
Had to install Irix on a System without a CD Drive recently, so decided to share.

hmm... try and eject and carefully clean the connectors (both on the motherboard and the Video Board) and reseat the Octane's Graphics Module!
If it doesn't get fixed, then it probably has to do with the Video Board's memory, I guess.

Yeap! That would be the reason why you shouldn't use these adapters of mine with RE systems.
The +10V will fry the monitor/converter box..

Hey! You can get one of these from me: http://www.ebay.com/itm/282780996474
Works with all my machines and so far dozens of customers are happy with this.
(Relisted yesterday..)

Hey! Check out this guide on VFC: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=16732152
It contains several examples and should help you out.

I strongly believe that any 500W PSU from a reputable manufacturer will work fine.
Corsair, Seasonic, XFX, Thermaltake, EVGA are some examples of such makers.

I can't say cause I got it without any sort of manuals etc..
Just a box with the unit.
This link points to where I got it from: https://www.ekos.gr/product/ss_500et_bulk92
At least all the specs are there (in Greek though )

The exact model is: Seasonic SS-500ET But any similar modern PSU around 500Watts (combined) should work juust fine.. And my Fuel is loaded (V12, 800MHz, 2x DVD Drives, 2x HDDs). Just pick a "good" brand and no need to worry about the 3.3V or 5V max load of the original Fuel's WTX PSU. I kn...

Yeap. Works fine with my Fuel. (Using a Seasonic standard PSU)

Octane --> Handmade Adapter --> VGA to HDMI Box --> Digital-Only Display

I believe this was the order..

Title is pretty self-explanatory.

Attached a .pdf with my guide to building custom resolutions using VFC.
It Is quite detailed. (maybe more than it should)

Hope you find it useful!

So, just learned the basics around VFC and managed to create 1680x1050 .vfo files for a V12 Fuel, a V8 Octane, and a V10 Octane2. So far, so good (reduced blanking, etc). Now, I would like to find out whether it is possible to compile a custom resolution for the Indy 24 XL. The resolution format fil...

hmm.. I believe you are missing some Resolution Profiles.
What is the Graphics Board of your Octane?