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Guys I need help.I have downloaded the live CD and burned it.I boot the PClinux from the cd but after loading it tells to put a localhost login.i tried guest,root ...
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- 02-24-2008 #1Just Joined!
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PCLinuxOS 2007 LiveCD localhost login
Guys I need help.I have downloaded the live CD and burned it.I boot the PClinux from the cd but after loading it tells to put a localhost login.i tried guest,root and some others but I couldn't login.What can I do.PLZZZZZZZZZ HEEEELP MEEEEEE!!!!
- 02-24-2008 #2
PCLOS 2007 has either
guest password is guest
root password is root
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- 02-24-2008 #4
Dude, you're in the text-based interface. That means that you did not come to the graphical interface for PCLOS2007. So unless you know your way around a command line Terminal, I suggest:
1) Re-downloading/Re-burning the LiveCD
2) Posts about how to get the graphical interface up and running on your computer
3) A different distro.
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no it isn't the text based.i downloaded it from here it is the official downloading site.
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well I searched it and i am not the only one with the problem but the others said that when they loaded it with the Vesa drivers it was ok.i tried it too but it didn't work.I don't think that it is hardware issue.my computer is new.I bought in the summer.Well it may have been a problem when I burned it...I was out of CDs so i found one that wasn't in the best condition.I will reburn it and see what I can do.Whatever,thanks for the help.
- 03-02-2008 #8
Trust me, I feel your pain! haha... Sometimes it's not a hardware issue because the hardware in your computer is old or broken. It could be in the best condition, but still not be compatible with the default drivers a particular distro uses upon install/boot. So maybe try another distro or keep looking for the answer. You'll get it, and we're more than happy to help! Maybe some people with more knowledge than me will come across this thread and they can help you better than I can. Good Luck!
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