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According to me he must be on runlevel 3.
Just type 'init 5' when you have logged in the terminal then press alt+f7
you should get the gui if you installed X11. Did you do a text install or a graphical installation?
Hey reddazz, being a 'guru' that you are, shouldn't you first welcome this new guy to LQ ?
(Although i agree its hard being nice these days )
Welcome to LQ taco2006. Give more details for help mate. What runlevel are you in?
While on the subject, reddazz can u help on how to check the current runlevel? any command??
I usually do welcome people to LQ if its their first post. This time I may have just missed it, so I apologise. Anyway we really need more info about the problems taco2006 is experiencing so that we can help. There are several reasons why he is not in gui mode e.g. graphics card problems or starting the system in runlevel 3.
As for checking runlevels, I am sure I have answered this before in one of your threads. "who -r" will show you what runlevel you are currently in.
Originally posted by reddazz
I usually do welcome people to LQ if its their first post. This time I may have just missed it, so I apologise. Anyway we really need more info about the problems taco2006 is experiencing so that we can help. There are several reasons why he is not in gui mode e.g. graphics card problems or starting the system in runlevel 3.
As for checking runlevels, I am sure I have answered this before in one of your threads. "who -r" will show you what runlevel you are currently in.
Hey reddazz chill man, that was just a light humor. Don't apologise. Thanks for the command and im 100% sure ive never asked that question before and u've never replied to that.
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