Ed Greshko ha scritto / said the following il giorno/on 10/09/2014 10:09:
On 09/10/14 15:54, antonio wrote:
no, but it is agood idea (I have not always available another system, as the affected laptop is travellin a lot. But after ssh-ing what shall I do?? Tnx for your patience
I would do a "ps -eaf | grep X" to see if /usr/bin/X is running. If it is, I would try killing it and see if the login screen appears after 15~30 seconds.
Forgot to ask, again, if you are running GNOME/GDM or another desktop/display manager.
Also I would do a "top" to see if any process is hogging the CPU.....but I doubt that is the problem.
Gdm Gnome: it is a pretty standard installation....how do I kill X when
ssh-ing??
Tnx again (I have to wait until problem is out again)
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