> HI DEAR THX FOR REPLAY Typing all in caps is the equivelent in teh internet world as shouting, you may want to press your caps lock key :-) > BUT MY MONITOR DOSENT WORK ON ANY GUI INTERFACE LIKE THE SETUP INTERFASE > WHEN I INSTALL THE LINUX SO I CANT OPEN IT I TRY TO OPEN IT FOR 3 OR 4 > DAYS > AGO ALL MY PC COMPATABLE WITH IT ONLY THE MONITOR HE SAID UNKNOWN While the monitor may have come up as an "Unknown Monitor" - this is infact normal, but your problem here seems to be that your video card is not initialising and so your monitor remains off. While it appears that this is because your monitor was un-detected, it is more likely tht it is simply that when starting X, the Xwindows drivers dont recognise your video card and never get it to the point where it is sending a signal to your monitor to display. > BUT OK IF IT NEED horizontal/vertical refresh rate and a resolution. HOW > CAN > I FIX IT WHEN I CANT ENTER TO ANY THING IN THE SYSYTEM ALL GUI INTER FACES > CANT OPEN IT I INSTALL IT FROM 3 DAY ALL THESE DAYS I CAN'T SEE THE 1ST > PAGE > ON LINUX RED HAT You will need to start in text mode (single user mode may be best for starters) or switch to a console window (which may not work) by pressing Left CTRL+ALT and F1 If CTRL+ALT+F1 does not work then try the following.. if you use grub as your boot loader, then [quote] To do that you will have to edit the kernel parameters. In the grub menu hilight the GNU/Linux menu item and press 'e' to edit. Then in the kernel parameters add the word 'single'. Quit from edit mode and press 'b' to boot. [/quote] once you are at a text prompt you should edit /etc/inittab and change the default runlevel to 3 until you have the problem fixed, then you can change it back to runlevel 5 (gui booting) You can test the config as you go by using "startx" as any user you are logged in as to try booting to Xwindows (NOTE: if you switched to the text console without rebooting then broken X is still running and you may need to reboot after changing the runlevel in order to get rid of it) > ANY ONE KNOW HOW CAN i FIX THAT PROBELM once you are in a text console then you can read the X Startup logs which shoudl be under /var/log somewhere - these shoudl tell you why your card failed to initialise - you may also wish to as google about Xwindows and your video card - some of the latest model cards do not work with the native XFree86 video drivers (most notibly some the latest nVidia range of cards) and need a vendor supplied driver to work well.. It would probably help to tell us what sort of video card you have. -- Steve. -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
