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I'm running Red Hat Enterprise Linux version 5 and am having problems with my X server. MY problem is As long as the file /tmp/.X0-lock exists I am not ...
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Hi,
I'm running Red Hat Enterprise Linux version 5 and am having problems with my X server. MY problem is As long as the file /tmp/.X0-lock exists I am not getting GUI (Gnome) Login when i delete .X0-lock file and I execute command startx then only GUI screen will appear. I want GUI should appear bydefault once i boot the system.
How to solve this Problem.Last edited by devils casper; 07-06-2009 at 11:06 AM. Reason: Removed formatting.
- 07-06-2009 #2
Does system boot in command line mode by default? Post the output of this
Code:grep -i initdefault | /etc/inittab
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I am getting following output when i fired grep -i initdefault | /etc/inittab command
-bash:/etc/inittab: permission denied
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Right now I have to press Ctrl+Alt+ F1 or F2... keys to login and then i will delete .X-lock file and then startx command for my gnome Desktop to be appeare
- 07-06-2009 #5
What does appear on boot up? A blank screen or what?
it looks like machine is booting up GUI but problem is in xorg.conf file.
Execute
Post output here.Code:su - grep -i initdefault | /etc/inittab lspci | grep -i vga exit grep -i driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf
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i am getting screen like after booting. i am getting blank screen with only mouse kerser
i am posting this output after deleting .x-lock file
bash: /etc/inittab: Permission denied
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for this command grep -i driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf output
root@localhost ~]# grep -i driver /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Driver "kbd"
Driver "intel"
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[root@localhost /]# lspci | grep -i vga
bash: lspci: command not found
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grep -i initdefault | /etc/inittab
bash: /etc/inittab: Permission denied
- 07-07-2009 #10It means problem is with Graphics Card only.i am getting screen like after booting. i am getting blank screen with only mouse kerser
As I suggested earlier, type - ( minus sign ) with su to gain root privileges.
Code:su - lspci | grep -i vga
Execute this
It will open xorg.conf file in nano editor.Code:su - nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Replace Driver "intel" with "vesa" in Video Card section.
Press Ctrl+X, Y and hit Enter key to save file.
Execute this to reboot machine :
Code:su - shutdown -r now
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