CentOS 5.10 Graphical problems..
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Hi,
could you please help me here.my CentOS 5.10 running on HP proliant DL380 G7.The OS run with Graphical mode.few months ago my OS faced GUI problem but I solved. Now facing same problem with different errors. I have installed yum groupinstall "X Window System" "KDE(K Desktop Environment)" and "X Window System" "GNOME Desktop Environment" but no good result. After booting OS it shows INIT: cannot execute "/sbin/mingetty" [it comes with many lines after by after]..then.. INIT: Id "1" respawaning too fast: disable for five minute INIT: Id "2" respawaning too fast: disable for five minute INIT: Id "3" respawaning too fast: disable for five minute INIT: Id "4" respawaning too fast: disable for five minute INIT: Id "5" respawaning too fast: disable for five minute INIT: Id "6" respawaning too fast: disable for five minute INIT: cannot execute "/sbin/mingetty" [it comes with many lines after by after]....continuing.. How I can resolve it please ?? To provide you such hints below I have uploaded two file which show the result after executing... 1/ in against the command "vim /etc/inittab" shows such results (red colored) those I never seen before. 2/ When I tried to run "startx" it shows the errors. any support please ??? regards// Jamshed |
You'll need to boot the machine to single user mode (if you Google for CentOS single user mode you should find instructions for how to do it) and see if /sbin/mingetty is present, for starters. The mingetty program is responsible for starting the text-mode consoles when your system finishes booting. It's usually always present and several instances are configured to start on boot (one for each of the virtual consoles, usually tty1-tty6, while the GUI is access via ctrl+alt+F7). If it's missing, there is likely something very wrong with the system and other things may be very broken as well. It's usually best to fix problems one at a time, so please see if you can resolve this, and then tell us exactly how you start the graphics (e.g. do you first login to a text console and then "startx", or does the system boot to a graphical login manager?) and any other error messages you receive when trying to do so.
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The 2nd screenshot shows its failing to find a conf file; likely xorg.conf https://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/D...iguration.html.
See also the mentioned Xorg log file. You should get similar info from /var/log/dmesg. Its possible the system got updated and doesn't have the correct driver for the video. If you have to set the xorg.conf manually, this article may be helpful https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xrandr |
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Hi chrism01,
Here I have attached the file as the result of "/var/log/dmesg" and "/var/log/Xorg.0.log" Please suggest any solution. Still not booting with GUI. @ btmiller there are no "mingetty" file under "/sbin/". From the internet it is not installing using the yum. so I am trying by a local repository. or any help from your end please ? regards// Jamshed |
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Hi btmiller,
I have installed the .rpm file for mingetty by yum but there are no file are available after installation in /sbin/ location . any sugessition ? regards// Jamshed |
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