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Hello everyone,
I rather new to Lin, well fairly new. I installed Debian (etch) on my laptop (Sony Vaio) video car NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GT, the installation completed smoothly, but ...
- 12-14-2007 #1Just Joined!
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New Debian install no windowx (GUI)
Hello everyone,
I rather new to Lin, well fairly new. I installed Debian (etch) on my laptop (Sony Vaio) video car NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GT, the installation completed smoothly, but I am trying to startx I keep get this this errorI figure maybe KDE or Gnome is not install so i went ahead and reinstall both of them just to be on teh safe side :SFatal server error:
no screens found
"some comment about log-file /var/log/"
XI0: fatal IO error 104 (Connection reset by peer) on X server ":0.0"
after 0 requests (0 known processed) with 0 events remaining.
Also install KDM for KDE and try to start x again and i get the same error.
Could any one give me an idea on what have i done wrong (i always think is user error or not enough knowledge)
Thank you for your time
- 12-14-2007 #2
no screens found it was written like that,
so you have to check your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file. I guess that file was configured wrong, if you correct mistakeswork properly.Code:startx
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hmm...
what would i need to change?
As mentioned i am fairly new and have not played too much with config files i do see that while trying to start teh X Windows System teh default settings do point to the "etc/X11/xorg.conf" file.
Could you please clarify?
Thank you
- 12-14-2007 #4
dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
try running that command see if it helps
- 12-14-2007 #5
at first you need HWD tool:
after installation just run:Code:# apt-get install hwd
This command will configure your xorg.conf file as your hardware.Code:# hwd -xa
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- 12-14-2007 #7
if you want to boot into x without having to login and type startx, then you probably want to install a display manager, apt-get install xdm, should do the trick, but i would be surprised that neither gdm nor kdm is installed already
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- 12-17-2007 #9
- 12-17-2007 #10
What do you mean by 'Graphics not coming"? Does Linux booting up in Command line mode only or Graphics is cluttered? Execute startx command and post error message here, if any.
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