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When I finished a fresh installation of Mandrake 10.1 official, I have got this message when I booted the Machine :
(( Here are the entries on your boot menu ...
- 12-14-2005 #1Linux Newbie
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Boot menu and its options (Linux, Linux-nonfb, Fail Safe)
When I finished a fresh installation of Mandrake 10.1 official, I have got this message when I booted the Machine :
((Here are the entries on your boot menu so far.
You can create additional entries or change the existing ones.
Linux (/boot/vmlinuz)*
Linux-nonfb (/boot/vmlinuz)
Fail safe (/boot/vmlinuz)
Windows (/dev/hda1)
Windows1 (/dev/hdb1) ))
I chose option 2 (Linux-nonfb (/boot/vmlinuz) ),,,I found nothing.
Is this what suppose to be ?
- 12-14-2005 #2Banned
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no frame buffer, basically it disables gfx etc
you can remove them in by commenting them out in /boot/grub/grub.conf
- 12-14-2005 #3Linux Newbie
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You should just go to "Linux".
- 12-14-2005 #4Banned
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i think he is aware, he was just curious
Originally Posted by linuxuser40351
- 12-15-2005 #5Linux Newbie
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Yes you are right.i think he is aware, he was just curious
- 12-16-2005 #6Linux Newbie
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Then why it has been put in the menu list ?you can remove them in by commenting them out in /boot/grub/grub.conf
- 12-16-2005 #7Linux Newbie
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They're kind of like quick access to the Linux equivalent of safe mode. If you kill something and cannot start an x server you can use nonfb to boot straight to the command line and fix the problem from there.
- 12-16-2005 #8Banned
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why would you need to?
Originally Posted by linuxuser40351
you would be able to go to a vt
ie.
ctrl+alt+f2
- 12-16-2005 #9Linux Newbie
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Then why it has been put in the menu list ?
Can we use it for all linux flavour ?ctrl+alt+f2
- 04-22-2006 #10Just Joined!
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Thanks
i think this is very helpful but i dont find failsafe mode
please give the help on how to start the computer in failsafe mode
any one


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