I understand you asked a graphical login at installation to enter a text login you can either - use an alternate console : press Alt-F2 after booting, this should open the 2nd virtual tty - boot in text mode : at the boot menu add the option 1 to boot in sigle mode : with lilo Ctrl-X then linux 1, with grub : e to edit then on the boot parameters line e again then add 1, enter and b to boot then login as root (if needed) and either update your X config file manually or run the x config tool hth A 06:35 19/11/2003 +0200, vous avez écrit : >Hi again > >> 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. > >I check about my video card compatbilty i have geforce 2mx gegabyte 32 Mb & >the linux support that card so He work proply on it & ther some thing I >trace the steps of the boot I sow he know my card & but his right driver so >I think the problem not in the card > >> 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. > >Ok but the Xwindows not open I can see only boot screen i cant enter to the >X window if it open it well be no problem cuze i'll see the componant of >this system & i'll fix it easy but the problem that I cant see any thing >only the text mode & I'm beganer in this system. -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
