No sorry, this will not work for you. What is happening is this:
You have a new monitor installed, and the operating values are different from the old one. I never got to solve this (I ended up doing a reinstall, because I didn't have the time to play with it). But here is what you should do to reestablish your GUI:
edit the /etc/X11/XFree86Config file or something like that, I forgto what it is called. It contains all the info for the GUI(the X) to start. Locate the Monitor section, and try to set in the correct values for the Vertical refresh rate and Horizontal sync. Also set the resolution for your monitor. I DON'T HAVE TO REMIND YOU TO MAKE A BACKUP OF THE FILE first.
Well, once you do this, restart the computer and hope you got it right
I never did, but I didn't have the papers of that monitor, and had no idea what values to type in. IT should work if you type in the correct ones.
One more thing... Have you tried loging in as root and typing startx?
You probably alreadi are in init 5(to test this, press CTRL+ALT+F7) and that should get you to a blank screen, if your gui isn't working.
Well, good luck!
Peace!