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I just finished the installation of fedora core 3 and then removed my cd and rebooted, then on the start up where it goes black screen and white text, it gets stuck on
"Configuring Kernal Parameters"
and it's been like that for 8 hours.
help???
this my first post, sorry if i posted in the wrong place
I have fixed the problem above, but now i get another error, after it gets past a lot of stuff, it starts saying failed on most things, then a login prompt comes and i log in, then another prompt comes up and says
Quote:
Would you like to view the detailed X server output as well?
ashkar,
on what all services(or things, according to u) does it fail at start up? can u list them out? i know that it's painful...but you'd better do it. as far as the X server output message is concerned, i think it has got something to do with ur graphic display. let's see...by the way, are u booting directly to graphical mode?
that's okay....which graphic card do u use? can u recall if your graphics card was probed properly during installation? did anaconda probe the VDU properly? to tell about ip, that isn't an issue at all....it always fails the first time(at least, it has happened to me). once u configure your network, u won't have troubles with it any more.
Distribution: Distribution: RHEL 5 with Pieces of this and that.
Kernel 2.6.23.1, KDE 3.5.8 and KDE 4.0 beta, Plu
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Did you enable SE Linux? This might be what you are seeing going by. Unless you tweak this security item then you you more than likely see several odd errors.
Check out the HCL section here for info on hardware setup.
I installed Mandrake, I do not think anything went wrong.
"Did you enable SE Linux? This might be what you are seeing going by. Unless you tweak this security item then you you more than likely see several odd errors. "
The black screen problem seems to originate from a misconfigured xorg.conf file. Get into GRUB before FC3 starts up ( you can do so by pressing any button on the keyboard before startup begins) - type 'a' while 'Fedora Core 3" is selected, and then add "init 3" to the end of kernel paramter line. This will boot you into a terminal - from there you should be able to edit your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file to make it work.
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