It seems to be a timing problem. And I do not know what else.
Perhaps I need to do more tresting, but each test takes around 10 min.
I have to boot, see it fail to go into X, try something reboot....
I have noticed that if I run pm-suspend and power back up, watch the
system hang, pull the AC and the battery, and power up, I get into X.
Strange?
But in the last few rounds, while services were loading, I did not do an
<alt-D> to see details and X did not crash. Seems to be a timing
issue... ???
Now my display is set for the one I have in my NOC, not the one here in
my office. I tried to change it and although I am told the update to
xorg.conf was made, no changes were made. I guess next time I will log
in as root instead of chancing su...
ARGH!!!!!
Robert Moskowitz wrote:
I just installed Centos 5 for my notebook (HP compaq nc4010) on a
separate drive (than this one that has Centos 4.5).
When I first booted after all the setup, X did not start. hmm.
Rebooted, and X came up fine. I did a bunch of customizing and
upgraded the kernel
Rebooted, X did not start.
Rebooted X started fine. I checked some things out then tried the
Suspend feature. Not supprisingly, the system would not come back
properly out of suspend. So I pulled the battery and rebooted. Now
no X.
I looked at the Xorg.0.log and did see one error (but did not write it
down, grrr).
I have tried to mount that drive via a USB connector, but automount is
not handling it, and I don't know how to start working out mounting it
manually.
SO....
What happened? Oh, not nVidea (or whatever those threads on a video
problem is). My video card is the:
"ATI Technologies Inc PCI Bridge [IGP 340M]"
Is something still wrong becuase of the attempt to try Suspend? Where
do I look and what do I change?
Possiblely I messed up in customizing? But I did run
system-config-display and set things as they are here in Centos 4.5,
and rebooted. No change....
please help!
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