Problem with Live CD
- Ashraf
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18 years 2 weeks ago #779
by Ashraf
Problem with Live CD was created by Ashraf
I created a live CD from the iso file. When I ran it on my Gateway AMD64 4200+ computer it loaded fine, but there were weird graphics problems.
When I booted the CD on a Dell Pentium computer it PClinuxOS booted up in a no-graphics mode (login screen was like a terminal).
I am not an experienced linux user. If there is some setting I can change to fix the problem please let me know.
Is there any way to install the CAElinux suite on another linux operating system?
Thanks
AO
When I booted the CD on a Dell Pentium computer it PClinuxOS booted up in a no-graphics mode (login screen was like a terminal).
I am not an experienced linux user. If there is some setting I can change to fix the problem please let me know.
Is there any way to install the CAElinux suite on another linux operating system?
Thanks
AO
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18 years 1 week ago #780
by admin
Replied by admin on topic Re:Problem with Live CD
Hi,
this problem seems to be due to fault in the graphic card detection / configuration script. You can circumvent the problem by configuring your display manually.
1) First option:
when booting from DVD, in the boot prompt, type:
livecd xdrv=vesa xres=1024x768 xbpp=16
2) second option:
after a \"failed\" boot up, in a terminal:
From the command prompt type:
xf86cfg
or
xf86config
and configure your display, graphic card etc.. according to your hardware. If you don't know: use VESA driver and a generic display (1024x768 at 70hz for example).
When it's done, run the graphic environment with:
startx
This second solution can also serve when booting from a hdd install, so if this problem happens after install, just follow these steps!!
this problem seems to be due to fault in the graphic card detection / configuration script. You can circumvent the problem by configuring your display manually.
1) First option:
when booting from DVD, in the boot prompt, type:
livecd xdrv=vesa xres=1024x768 xbpp=16
2) second option:
after a \"failed\" boot up, in a terminal:
From the command prompt type:
xf86cfg
or
xf86config
and configure your display, graphic card etc.. according to your hardware. If you don't know: use VESA driver and a generic display (1024x768 at 70hz for example).
When it's done, run the graphic environment with:
startx
This second solution can also serve when booting from a hdd install, so if this problem happens after install, just follow these steps!!
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