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Hi everybody
I ran the "display" command in root shell-konsole ,but the error :
"display: unable to open X server `'."
is represented.
thanks for any help and guide....
- 10-26-2006 #1Just Joined!
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display: unable to open X server `'.
Hi everybody
I ran the "display" command in root shell-konsole ,but the error :
"display: unable to open X server `'."
is represented.
thanks for any help and guide.
- 10-26-2006 #2
try typyning
orCode:startx
orCode:init 4
i hope that helpsCode:/sbin/init 4
- 10-26-2006 #3
Try xdpyinfo | head to find out the name of your display (it should be the first line, and it's usually :0.0), and try display -display "server_name". See how that works out.
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- 10-27-2006 #4Just Joined!
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Hi everybody
very thanks for your reply.
while boot process ,X is ran from inittab( included line id:4:initdefault: ),in other word , X is already ran.but when I run xdpyinfo command ,the error :
xdpyinfo: unable to open display "".
is represented.
thanks for any help and guide.
- 11-21-2006 #5Just Joined!
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I'm having a similar issue...
So far, I had to replace my monitor, and now I am unable to use the computer directly because no information is being displayed at all... Just a blank black screen.
I'm not even able to use the computer from a command line, and having to do everything remotely.
I need to change my display and settings for it.
Any ideas how to manually change a monitor remotely through a command shell?
**EDITED**
Well... didn't get it through a command shell, but I was able to edit the xorg.conf and get the display to work, but now my mouse is no longer working
- 12-07-2006 #6Just Joined!
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I really need some HELP on this!
- 12-07-2006 #7Linux Enthusiast
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Just edit your xorg.conf over SSH
- 12-07-2006 #8Just Joined!
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I got the monitor changed, but now my mouse is not working.
Keyboard works fine, but not the mouse since I changed the monitor.
- 12-17-2006 #9Just Joined!
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try running xorgconfig, this will help to set up your monitor and mouse.
make sure you are root
- 12-17-2006 #10Just Joined!
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I'm running RH Fedora Core 5, and I'm not able to locate that program on the computer.
Is there something else?


