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hi
i configured my inittab file
in which
i put the
id 4
by which
you directly log onto the xwindow
but now
i am unable to login
when i ...
- 10-05-2007 #1
Direct login problem
hi
i configured my inittab file
in which
i put the
id 4
by which
you directly log onto the xwindow
but now
i am unable to login
when i boot
the system refuse to show the x login window
instead
after booting
it stays in the shell form
and the cursor blinks
thats it
nothing much
i had to then press ctrl+alt+del
to reboot
help
- 10-05-2007 #2
Hi !
Which Linux Distro do you have?It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
New Users: Read This First
- 10-05-2007 #3
- 10-05-2007 #4
Boot up in single user mode and execute this
Post output here.Code:lspci | grep VGA cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep Driver
It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
New Users: Read This First
- 10-05-2007 #5
Instead of rebooting, try the following
- CTRL-ALT-F1
- Login to the terminal as root
- enter the command "init 3" (without quotes)
- exit as root and login as a normal user
- Enter the command "startx" (without quotes) and post back any error messages.
- 10-06-2007 #6
faced a new problem
i was able to login
what i did
i edited my fstab file
now when i login next time
my system
while rebooting
stopps
at
ntfs mounting
and the cursor blinks
nothing happens
whats this
- 10-06-2007 #7
You could have made an error in your /etc/fstab. Try restoring it to its previous state and see if the system will boot up without any problems. You may have to use a live cd (a small one like gparted or partedmagic should be fine) to mount the slackware root partition and edit /etc/fstab.


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