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I changed my monitor in the admin/config tools. It seems I chose a wrong one, 'cause whe I start my FC5 I can't see anything after the command line intro.
What should I do? I think X window isnīt working properly beacause of my refresh rate. Is there any "fail-safe"?
ok do this.
if you are returned to the command line when x doesnt load, just type in the command
system-config-display
OR
reboot your comp
when the grub screen comes ( where you select which OS to boot)
hit "a" two times, hit the "space bar" once and then type in "3" and then press enter.
what this will do is take you to runlevel 3.
there login as root and type in the command
system-config-display
When I try the: system-config-display command I think it loads normally, but the screen fades to black (the utility runs some X windows component I thikn) so I canīt see nothing (and, of course, I canīt change the config).
yup, --reconfig should do it, if that doest
try this
X -configure
X -xf86config /root/xorg.conf.new
cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /root/xorg.conf.old
cp /root/xorg.conf.new /etc/X11/xorg.conf
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