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Hai I am using opesuse 11.0 ,but iam facing blank screen issue when i boot in to suse linux.no booting messages.please share your ideas,it is very useful to me. thanks ...
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    Blank screen when opensuse 11.0(pae) boots

    Hai

    I am using opesuse 11.0 ,but iam facing blank screen issue when i boot in to suse linux.no booting messages.please share your ideas,it is very useful to me.

    thanks in advance.

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    So you're saying when it tries to load xwindows all you get is blank screen?

    can you get to a console? if you can look in your .xsession-errors in your home directory to see if there are any errors.

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    Did you do a update the kernel recently? You may need to reinstall your video driver. As root edit the /etc/X11/xorg.conf file (save a bakup before changing.

    in the device section edit the driver line to have "vesa" as the driver

    type init 5 to restart the GUI report any errors

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    Blank screen issue in opensuse linux when boots

    Hai,

    how to check graphic card driver was uinstalled,
    if uinstall how to reinstall,how to find which card it is, please share your ideas its very helpfull to me.

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    Did changing the "driver" line to "vesa" in /etc/X11/xorg.conf not work?? This one line controls which driver is loaded. It does not matter if any other driver exists on the drive. vesa is a generic driver that should work with any card.

    Note you must be logged in as root
    If you do not know Linux editors I suggest you use joe or nano
    From command line type

    joe /etc/X11/xorg.conf

    note Linux is case sensitive so watch capitalization

    To see what graphics hardware you have. From a command line type
    lspci
    This will list all PCI devices and you should see the graphics chip set being used.

    How to install a proprietary 3D driver depends on which graphics card (chip set) is installed.

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