text mode vs graphic mode

[Yarka]

hi,
I've a problem with my linux. When I start it, it only load on text mode. I need it load graphic mode. How can I do this? When can I active X?

thx

 

[lgarner]

Edit /etc/inittab and set the default runlevel to "5":

Change "id:3:initdefault:" to "id:5:initdefault:"

 

[Yarka]

Thanks, but on my inittab I have put id:5:initdefault

When I load my linux, I have this failed:

wainting for mandatory devices: eth-id-MAC1 eth-id-MAC2
eth-id-MAC1 No interface found --> failed
eth-id-MAC2 No interface found --> failed
...
Setting up service network --> failed
Starting acpid --> failed
...

Failed services in runlevel 5: --- network acpid dhcpd
Skipped services in runlevel 5: --- smbfs nfs

What I can do ??

 

[Annihilannic]

Is this a fresh install? Did it ever work? What distribution?

Try logging in and running startx, and if that does not work, try configuring X using the xf86config or xorgcfg commands.

Annihilannic.

 

[Yarka]

It works well, but somebody has done some in it. I have try do statx, but it doesn't work.
How can I configure X using xf86config or xorgcfg commands?

thxs

 

[Annihilannic]

You just run them and it prompts you for the configuration?

What do you mean "it doesn't work" when you try startx? Any error message?

Annihilannic.

 

[QatQat]

Not enough info.

As Annihilannic asked before, what distribution?

if you desperately need X try accessing it remotely with VNC. Load a vncserver session and call your machine with vncclient from elsewhere. It may not solve the problem but will get you in your graphic mode.

QatQat



If I could have sex each time I reboot my server, I would definitely prefer Windoz over Linux!

 

[jstreich]

wainting for mandatory devices: eth-id-MAC1 eth-id-MAC2
eth-id-MAC1 No interface found --> failed
eth-id-MAC2 No interface found --> failed
...
Setting up service network --> failed
Starting acpid --> failed
...

Failed services in runlevel 5:    --- network acpid dhcpd
Skipped services in runlevel 5: --- smbfs nfs

This means your network stuff isn't set up correctly either. What Distro are you using? Is it a fresh install that was never configured or an old install that "broke".

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[Yarka]

Distro: Suse
It is old install that "broke".

 

[lullysing]

well, since it's "broken" ....doesn't that answer your question ? how did it "break". Has anything been done to work on the cause of the "problem" ?


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