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Hi All, I have problem with Debian/GNU Linux On booting no login screen apperars when I restart, it's OK. This happens quiet often making me to reboot the computer. Any ...
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    Unhappy no login screen appears

    Hi All,

    I have problem with Debian/GNU Linux
    On booting no login screen apperars when I restart, it's OK. This happens quiet often making me to reboot the computer.

    Any solution ?

    Thanks in advance

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    On booting no login screen apperars when I restart, it's OK. This happens quiet often making me to reboot the computer.
    A bit more info please. What does appear instead of Login Screen?
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    No login screen appears

    dear devil_casper,

    Absolutely nothing. The screen just goes dark without any cursor blinking.

    Thank you !

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    Okk ! Execute this
    Code:
    lspci | grep VGA
    cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep Driver
    Post output here.
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    No login screen appears

    The output is:


    $ lspci | grep VGA
    00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 03)

    $ cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep Driver
    Driver "kbd"
    Driver "mouse"
    Driver "i810"

    Thank you !

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    Try 915resolution.
    Code:
    su
    apt-get install 915resolution
    It will increase Video Driver performance. Check the contents of /etc/X11/xorg.conf file. HorizSync and VertRefresh rates must be supported by your Monitor. Check Monitor's Manual for supported rates.
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