Re: What?
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"You probably dont mean NVIDIA_Kernel? I have this same problem as uneffected has.(or had) What should i do to exit the X server? I tried to CTRL + ALT + BACKSPACE, but it just rebooted(?) and asked my login,password like normally. [/B][/QUOTE] Someone just said. Edit file /etc/inittab and somewhere on the first screen should be like this: id:5:initdefault: so you have to change into id:3:initdefault: (5 -> 3) and restart the machine. After that there will be no X's running. After doing what you have to do, change back option from 3 to 5. |
Shew!!!
Thanks! Didn't even have to ask the question! You guys rock!
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please i need more ditals
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I need more details from you as well :>
From the beginning. 1. Edit /etc/inittab 2. Change id:5: on id:3: 3. Kill the X's or restart the machine. Now you have no X's, yes? (I hope so :D) 4. Do what you want (install drivers, play games, wash your hands). Now we are going back into default X's! 5. Edit /etc/inittab 6. Change id:3: on id:5: 7. Run gdm or startx or restart the computer. 8. Have fun. Any more details? |
no, he meant the kernel source tree from kernel.org
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Perhaps :D I had no idea. I was looking on topic :>
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