Missing Graphical Boot Screen
Hi All
I am new to the forum so bear with me. I installed Fedora over Redhat 8.0. The install went fine except I dont get the cool graphical screen when boot switches to runlevel 5. IS there a config file I can edit to make this happen? Thanks! |
You need to add an item to your GRUB entry...
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title Fedora Core (2.4.22-1.2149.nptl) << EDIT >> Should have mentioned, it's in your /boot/grub/grub.conf file. |
Interesting, my grub.conf is in /etc/grub.conf. :confused:
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yup that's ok. Mine is in /etc too so I supspect this is the place it's suppose to be.
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The entry in /etc is a link to /boot/grub/grub.conf .
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i'm using fc 1. when i installed the newest driver for nvidia geforce 2, my rhgb doesn't display anymore. all I see are flickers on the screen. pls advice what to do.
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When you installed the drivers, did you edit the /etc/X11/XF86Config file, like the directions said?
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Hey Nemo, thanks. Adding the rhgb tag worked!
Ska-T |
benjithergeat98,
i did edit /etc/X11/XF86Config as instructed. i have a good video except for the rhgb. the flickers on screen happen only when the rhgb is supposed to show up. after it, a nice login screen appears. shows only that the rhgb is not working yet the video is. please advice... |
The only other thing I know to do is to see if these lines are in your /etc/init.d/funtions script. Past that I don't know.
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# Inform the graphical boot of our current state |
Same problem here
I'm having a similar problem. I installed the new Xfree86 (4.4) so that I could get my Radeon 9600SE card supported, and I seem to have lost the Fedora graphical boot (which sucks, cuz I really thought it was cool).
I checked to make sure rhgb was added at the end of the line, in both of my grub.conf files (in /etc and /boot/grub). Both files already had rhgb added, so I didn't have to change anything. I also checked to make sure the rhgb package was installed (by installing it again, it said it was already installed), and that the line of code mentioned was in /etc/init.d/funtions (it was). Yet I'm still getting a command-prompt boot process, which goes to a graphical logon once complete. There's got to be some way to get the graphical startup back, isn't there? |
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