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Hi there .....
This is the case :
I have a pc with Red Hat 9 installed and when it starts, the monitor
shows the normal begining : it show ...
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- 06-28-2004 #1Just Joined!
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Install video driver when the monitor show sync out of limit
Hi there .....
This is the case :
I have a pc with Red Hat 9 installed and when it starts, the monitor
shows the normal begining : it show me the setting up of de services
which are like :
setting up one service .................................................. ............. [ ok ]
but when this part ends , the monitor doesn't show the graphic interface (the monitor show me this message : "sync out of limit") so i suppose it is a driver problem
what i need to know is how start linux like in a "safe mode" as in windows or something seemed, (and i am not comparing this two O.S)
I have the drivers but i don't know how to install it..
please help me, i really need it..
thanks a lot .....
- 06-29-2004 #2Linux Engineer
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what graphic card do u have?
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- 06-30-2004 #3Linux Guru
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Well, you might say there is a "safe mode", but it doesn't bring to a degraded graphical display, but it brings you to no graphical display at all, that is, a command line.
To do that, when GRUB starts, press "e" on the menu item you wish to boot, select the "kernel" line, press "e" again, and add a space and a "3" (w/o quotes) to the end of the line, press enter, and then press "b" to boot. That will start the system in runlevel 3, in which no GUI gets started.


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