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having a bit of a problem getting x to start when i installed rh7 im not sure i saw a option to start x the graphical mode not the shell mode with the white box
was wondering how do i set this to the graphical login
thx in advance
thx for the post to my other request all worked out with the partitons
i dont' think "linux" changed any passwords without you have any input....but if you can't use the root accout, then i guess your best bet would be to re-install. unless someone else has another idea.
/////I am having the problem where the kernal loads, the screen refreshed about 5 times, then it enters the command line./////
Do you mean you originally use "graphic" to log on? But it is strange. My knowledge tells me the X-Windows would start on a separate free tty, after starting the default console mode (hope someone to confirm this). But you said that the screen refreshed "where the Kernel load", probably it is not caused by X-Windows. Can you restart the computer again and tell on which step the screen starts refreshing (flickering)? I am also a newb but I believe this information would be helpful to other "oldbs" to solve your problem.
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