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HI everyone, i just got mandrake 10.2 limited edition 2005, i have got a hp compaq nx6120, the installation went smooth, but no gui , when i go for start ...
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- 10-18-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Mandrake 10.2 install!
HI everyone, i just got mandrake 10.2 limited edition 2005, i have got a hp compaq nx6120, the installation went smooth, but no gui , when i go for start x some error messages come and no gui, what is the command to configure my display and all , plus when i shut down my system , after killing all it halts syaing that system is shuttung down and hangs! do please help.
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About the second question please read this
As for the first... sorry i'm a noob
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The issue is that you didn't configure graphics during the install. If you reinstall, then just remember to configure the graphics, its an easy fix and mandriva is a pretty short install, assuming you didn't update it.
- 10-20-2005 #4Linux Newbie
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URPMI
If you don't want to re-install you could run these commands:
orCode:#urpmi gdm
orCode:#urpmi xdm
You only need one of these, they are Window managers. The best in my opinion is gdm, xdm is very ugly and kdm is not as functional or customizable. This may or may not fix your problem but I would really recommend just re-installing. This is only if you don't want to re-install.Code:#urpmi kdm
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Re: Mandrake 10.2 install!
become a superuser, and run XFdrake:
Originally Posted by arinux
XFdrake can be run in non-graphical mode and will allow you to configure and test your system's graphics before starting X.Code:$ su (enter your root password) $ XFdrake


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