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Hi All I am running SuSE 10.0 on a Sony Vaio. The problem is that after starting the X server (Xorg 6.8.2) I cannot switch to any of the virtual ...
- 06-24-2007 #1
Xorg not allowing to switch to ttys
Hi All I am running SuSE 10.0 on a Sony Vaio. The problem is that after starting the X server (Xorg 6.8.2) I cannot switch to any of the virtual consoles (Ctrl Alt Function Keys). I checked the xorg.conf for DontAllowVT but it is commented. The problem does not exist when X server is stopped. Just in case someone thinks this has something to do with X kbd settings that might be mapping the function keys to somewhere else, I think that is not the case, caz when I press F1 in KDE help opens up.
- 07-02-2007 #2More to add....just installed SuSE 10.0 from the same CDs on a desktop and this problem was not observed on it.....
Any guesses now? This behaviour has nothing to do with me editing xorg.conf since I have been experiencing this since the start.
Thanks in advance for any help....
- 07-02-2007 #3Linux Guru
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Let me guess - ATI Card and fglrx drivers?
- 07-02-2007 #4
- 07-04-2007 #5
Due to some reasons I had to reinstall SuSE. This time I did not install the nvidia drivers but still the problem remains.....guess that rules Nvidia drivers out...Any suggestions now?
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- 07-04-2007 #6Linux Guru
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The only time I have seen this problem was on a system with a DVI connection to the monitor. The thing was you could switch VTs before X started but not after.
- 07-04-2007 #7
The LCD is directly connected to my laptop I don't know if deep within DVI drives it....but I am certainly not using dual-head.....can I make some changes in the xorg.conf (attached below....comments stripped)?
In this file I am using nvidia drivers but even with the standard vga drivers I was facing this problem...


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