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#26 2010-09-30 17:30:14
- Inxsible
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Re: [solved] Filesystem-conflicts
yes but apparently you didn't read my post about not deleting or merging the said files. Oh well...
There's no such thing as a stupid question, but there sure are a lot of inquisitive idiots !
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#27 2010-09-30 17:39:26
- karol
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Re: [solved] Filesystem-conflicts
Also during start up, It displays some message, which I cant read properly, since it just flies past. Is there a way to hold it and read the message?
Add 'read -n1' to /etc/rc.local to prevent clearing the messages. You can pause them with Scrollock too. Check dmesg if they're not logged there.
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#28 2010-09-30 17:53:06
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Re: [solved] Filesystem-conflicts
Also during start up, It displays some message, which I cant read properly, since it just flies past. Is there a way to hold it and read the message?
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#29 2010-10-01 01:20:20
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Re: [solved] Filesystem-conflicts
After a long struggle, I am now able to log in, only in CLI. Gnome not loading. In CLI, as user / SU when I try to start GNOME by 'gnome-session', it says " warning cannot open display".
I have checked rc.conf, inittab, xorg, all connected files. Could not find anything.Also during start up, It displays some message, which I cant read properly, since it just flies past. Is there a way to hold it and read the message?
That is probably unrelated to your issue but actually related the xorg update you just did. Look in your xorg log file (/var/log).
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#30 2010-10-01 15:11:35
- San2ban
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Re: [solved] Filesystem-conflicts
San2ban wrote:After a long struggle, I am now able to log in, only in CLI. Gnome not loading. In CLI, as user / SU when I try to start GNOME by 'gnome-session', it says " warning cannot open display".
I have checked rc.conf, inittab, xorg, all connected files. Could not find anything.Also during start up, It displays some message, which I cant read properly, since it just flies past. Is there a way to hold it and read the message?
That is probably unrelated to your issue but actually related the xorg update you just did. Look in your xorg log file (/var/log).
Dear Allan
You are right. The Xorg update had changed some display settings. Though, I am not sure if it should have
THANKS TO ALLAN, KAROL, INXISIBLE, LILSIRECHO, SKUNKTRADER and any other fellow whom I may have missed
Satyam eva jayate
Registered linux user #535257
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