SV: [suse-ppc] Blinking cursor during installation
From what I understand Yast2 uses some X11 server and at the first stage of
Hi! And thanks for the response. I thought that it might be something like this, but what I really was looking for an answer to is WHY the X11 server fails. the setup that works OK. The real question would have to be "Why doesn´t the X11 server work after the first reboot?". It seems to me that after the reboot I don´t get to choose MacOS or SuSELinux with BootX. Why is that? What can I do to get into Yast2 after the reboot? Could i change some settings in BootX BEFORE I start the installation (ramdisk, video settings etc.?) //Mike -----Ursprungligt meddelande----- Från: Klaus Kaempf [mailto:kkaempf@suse.de] Skickat: den 17 juli 2001 15:23 Till: Andersson Michael; suse-ppc@suse.com Ämne: Re: [suse-ppc] Blinking cursor during installation On Tuesday 17 July 2001 12:15, Michael Andersson wrote:
the machine reboots. Now comes the problem. The machine starts booting, but after a while, all I see is a blinking block cursor in the upper left corner. Then nothing happens.
What is going on!?
The X11 server fails to start up and yast2 uses the textconsole as a fallback. Due to a bug in the fallback code, the virtual console isn't properly switched. Try to switch to console 1 or 3 with ctr-altr-F1 or ctrl-alt-F3. Klaus
On Wed, Jul 18, Michael Andersson wrote:
Hi!
From what I understand Yast2 uses some X11 server and at the first stage of
And thanks for the response. I thought that it might be something like this, but what I really was looking for an answer to is WHY the X11 server fails. the setup that works OK. The real question would have to be "Why doesn´t the X11 server work after the first reboot?". It seems to me that after the reboot I don´t get to choose MacOS or SuSELinux with BootX. Why is that? What can I do to get into Yast2 after the reboot? Could i change some settings in BootX BEFORE I start the installation (ramdisk, video settings etc.?)
You have to configure the BootX Extension to choose between MacOS and Linux, see Chapter 4. The Xserver fails when you boot with the "No video driver" option. Gruss Olaf -- $ man clone BUGS Main feature not yet implemented...
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