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Old 09-08-2005   #1 (permalink)
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RH 7.2 "no-screens found"

I installed red hat 7.2 but when i try to log in it won't brign up the graphic screen and when i log in under the text screen or localhost log in and then type startx it give me an error and 1 i cant view th elog file, it says permission is denied, and 2 it says no screens found for the desktops.


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Not sure it will help, but you might try running XF86Config as root:

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Answer the questions correctly with your hardware info and it might allow a starx.
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Not sure it will help, but you might try running XF86Config as root:

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XF86Config


Answer the questions correctly with your hardware info and it might allow a starx.


so do i do this after i log in in text? and my graphics card wasnt under the list of video cards. ould that pose a prob and how could i use it correctly.
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Yes, it would be done as root in text-based console. You'll have to know the specs on your monitor, video card, mouse, and keyboard. You may have to use a generic driver for your video card if it's not in the list of options, or you can download and install a specific driver for it such as nvidia, or ati.
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also if it is an nvidia card you can download the driver from their website...which has easy to follow linux installation instructions.
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