Ok, here goes, I'm logging in as root and booting yast2. I go to
hardware > graphics > change... and my monitor disconnects. Aren't I
supposed to change something? I think I'm supposed to see a screen
instead of a blank screen with my monitor connection light blinking.
Kurt Granroth wrote:
>I'll run you through it when I get home (can't change the X display remotely).
>In the meantime, though, I don't understand at all why you are doing a Save
>As and what Autoinstallation has to do with this. In general, it should just
>be Hardware -> Graphics -> Change -> [make your changes] -> Accept -> Finish
>
>On Tuesday 27 September 2005 01:02 pm, Bupkus wrote:
>
>
>>Can someone help me with yast in console mode?
>>
>>Bupkus wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I booted into failsafe,... ok, I'll do it again while I type this:
>>>logged in as root
>>>start yast2
>>>select Hardware > Graphics
>>>Alt+p for reprobe does nothing so I go back to YaST Control Center and
>>>select Misc > Autoinstallation
>>>This opens another menu where I select Hardware and tab to "Graphics
>>>Card and Monitor"
>>>Type in Alt+e for Configure
>>>Select "Configure the X Window System" and tab down to fill in 24-bit
>>>and 1280x1024
>>>Display manager is KDM so I just leave it that way
>>>Window Manage is KDE
>>>Next
>>>"Configure Monitor"
>>>Vendor as LCD and Model as 1280x1024@60Hz
>>>Horizontal frequency according to
>>>http://stores.tomshardware.com/rating_getprodrev.php/product_id=4705837/i
>>>d_type=M//
>>>
>>>is 30-81 and Vertical is 56-75
>>>I do a "Save As" to /var/lib/autoinstall/repository and name it
>>>myveryowngraphicsconfig
>>>"Collecting Configuration data" ... Warning: An error occured while
>>>saving the file... ?
>>>I go to Control Center, select Hardware > Graphics CArd &... and it
>>>reads the old monitor and frequencies. ???
>>>I guess I will try "Change"... same old
>>>I don't seem to know how to navigate through the menus to get it to
>>>accept my changes. :-( I'll just leave it like that until I hear from
>>>someone.
>>>
>>>Kut Granroth wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>On Sep 26, 2005, at 4:56 PM, Bupkus wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>I installed suse 9.3 and did the updates, sans the kernel update,
>>>>>and booting gives me a blank, black screen.
>>>>>
>>>>>I booted into failsafe (text) mode and there it is.
>>>>>
>>>>>I'm thinking that suse just doesn't like my PNY MX440SE video card,
>>>>>so I swapped it out for my Matrox G550.
>>>>>Yep,
>>>>>linux login: _ blink, blink, blink... and I don't know what to do.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>The tool is the same in text mode as in gui mode: YaST (using SAX as
>>>>the backend). Login as root, type 'yast'. Then, select 'Hardware'
>>>>and 'Graphics Card and Monitor'. Once there, select 'Change' or
>>>>'Reprobe' and you should be on the right path.
>>>>
>>>>You could also run sax2 directly ... BUT I find that it's a good
>>>>idea to get in the habit of running everything through YaST.
>>>>That's because SuSE (while being much better than in the past) has
>>>>the habit of doing things their own way and their own way usually
>>>>depends on YaST. Unless you're a SuSE expert, it's not a good idea
>>>>to be doing things that YaST manages outside of YaST.
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>>>>
>>>>
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