Here are the logs, both verbose before and after plugin and error (in this case, the screen is blank as it was already set to standard rotation before plugin).
The screen works again if rotation is set to 90, 180 or 270 degrees.
I also included a log after I rotated the screen 90 so it works, and one where I've rotated it back to 0 so it doesn't work again (this time showing corruption instead of just being black).
Of note is that the Dock process uses around 100% CPU once the screen has been plugged in, even once it's been rotation to work again.
Last edited by Jickelsen; 08-17-2012 at 01:32 PM.
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