Kwheezy cannot get past the login screen. Splash screen crashes, gets back to login.
Hi,
I am novice linux user. I have installed Kwheezy a week ago. Everything was working fine until today. Today morning, > I booted Kwheezy, everything loaded normally and the login screen appeared. > I entered the login name and password. > The splash screen shows the hard drive icon and crashes, it then gets backs to the login screen again. > I tried to login as administrator but in vain, I had the same result. I could successfully login through command line. But when I tried to start Xserver I got an error stating "xinit: connection to X server lost" Can anyone please help me solve this problem? Here is a screen shot of the Error |
well login through the shell (command line in your case). after that type
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startx |
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well, try using the failsafe mode if you have one and see if that makes any difference. which DE do you have installed????
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If you run
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/etc/init.d/kdm start jdk |
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[FAIL] Starting K Display Manager: kdm failed (already running). |
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/etc/init.d/kdm restart jdk |
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When I switched to shell I had the following code. Code:
[OK] Stopping K Display Manager: kdm...done. |
That's good and when you go to your x-session screen using Ctl-Alt-F7 do things look normal? Please try to be more complete in what exactly you do so we can help you identify the problem.
jdk |
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Both x-session and shell is working normally. Its just that I am not able to login to the KDE desktop. Starting x-server by typing startx gives me the error I have mentioned earlier (I have attached a screenshot of the error). One more thing that I noticed is that, while booting, while /dev is loading I get the following error message. I have no idea if this error is related to my problem in anyway. I have attached a screenshot of the error that I am getting. Please check. Error while /dev is loading |
Have you looked in the /var/log/Xorg.0.log? Does it show any errors?
jdk |
The desktop manager is up so that it states
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already running |
Ctrl+Alt+F1 or F2
Login sudo su - try to do dpkg-reconfigure on kdm, or just install xdm via aptitude, you will get a tui asking which display manager you want. |
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