Hello Sir,
> > One more thing as per I think I have lost only file which responsible for
> > GUI of the centos.
> > If anyone has Idea which files I need to get Login and other explorer
> screen back in action
>
> There is no "explorer" - that's a Windows thing. You should have command
> line login using <ctrl><alt><f2>
>
Problem is Appearance of login window. System boots normally; now I will
try out your said command.
I skimmed your other email - a) did you install for 64 bit?
Yes.
b) did I see that you tried picking and choosing from what release?
Release 6.3
> In any case, you need to do
> yum -y update and update your whole system to current.
>
Problem is I have installed Eucalyptus cloud,Snort IDS and now rSyslog ;
so I am in fear that update
should not break anything wrt this components so that weird things I
will face in future.
BTW, system is working fine before this incident.
> If you're still having gui problems, you *might* have a driver issue. What
> video do you have?
<nsip>
>
I have not installed any video drivers before this. I tried to install
one but it does not work. So I leave it as
everything was working fine before breakage of libgcc.686 package
dependencies (as I remember)
> > And I also want to ask that is it possible to install that files from
> > Putty; I have windows on other PC
>
There are no putty files to install on Linux. Putty will bring you in as
> though you had ssh'd from another *Nix machine.
> <snip>
I am in SSH with this machine from long time. I am asking if I am unable
to get GUI then I should try to install files
from PUTTY terminal or browse files with WinSCP.
What is your opinion sir??
Waiting for guidance,
Thanks!!
> mark
>
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*Cheers,
Mayur*.
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