Regarding NVIDIA Driver usage for XEN
Hi,
I had installed open SUSE 11 and also installed hypervisor[XEN]. Then I installed NVIDIA driver for graphical mode use of XEN. Installation of NVIDIA was done as below: ------------------------------------------ cd /root wget http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/atta...1&d=1159874953 mv attachment.php\?attachmentid\=20801 xen.patch wget http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree8...-9631-pkg1.run After this, I restarted the machine in XEN Kernel mode and got an error that failed to X Server as it is not set properly kind of errors. Then I had been asked to enter as root. There I had run the commands 'sax2 -a' [create a X server if one is not running and also set automatic config] and then 'rcxdm restart'. After this I got a blank screen and nothing happens. Could any one of you please help out? What all the things [hardware config, installables present] to be considered while installing NVIDIA driver? Thanks in Advance. |
Hi,
Could any one help me out? I am getting the error that X Server is not installed properly. Restart GDM once X Server is installed properly. |
can you run the configurations before attempting to run GUI?
in ubuntu it is under /etc/X11/xorg.conf its a little different in RedHat and other flavors of Linux but there you can change the config manually. there is another semi-gui program which I cannot remember the name of? (may be Xsession?) it gives a blue screen which allows you to reconfigure display, mouse and keyboard. sorry.. been a long time... may be someone else can help? oops, sorry I meant for you to edit the config file. (manually)... there is a chance there are copies of the old conf. file there, rename or copy paste etc. |
Hi Matey,
I had found a file 'xorg.conf' in the location /etc/X11 Could you please let me know how to run the configuration? |
I am no so sure but I think if you run xinit it will bring up the display server.
I get a fatal error on my box since I already have the GUI up and running. there are few executable files in that folder...like Xsession X or Xorg but I cant get them to come up either? you can try those and see if you get them to come up. I used to have the problem but I started with a very low res. and got it to come up then as soon as I put my monitor's model number (not the video card) every thing was all right then! btw, I found a folder called kdm under /etc/kde3/kdm/ there are Xreset and Xsetup executable files there. and do you know your default display driver? it says it at the boot up time...there is gdm kdm and xdm. |
Hi, quick question, did you try starting X as root or were you able to log out of root and login as another user, as some distributions I believe won't show a screen display for direct root access... just one to watch out for.
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Hi Matey,
I couldn't find any folder with the name /etc/kde3 Instead I found /etc/kde4/kdm, but there was no executables except a text file named 'backgroundrc'. I am also not sure of the default display driver. How to check that during boot up time? ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hi r3sistance, I am getting below error when I run the command 'startx' ------------------------------------------------------- xauth: creating new authority file /root/.serverauth.3935 Fatal server error: Server is already active for display 0 If this server is no longer running, remove /tmp/.X0-lock and start again. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
Umm seems like your x server is already running... I get the same message if I try to run it (again) But you can go ahead and delete that x0.lock file, it is OK I have done it long time ago when I had a similar problem (redhat 6 days)...
any way look for the conf file which is fail-safe. rename it to the .conf file and try it. again you may not have the same files but it would help if you didnt start the x server at the startup. so take it out by doing this update-rc.d -f remove (kdm or gdm or xdm or whatever the name is) and then if you want to put the program back to auto start; update-rc.d -f update (program name) you can also do a control alt F7 to see if the x server is running? or you get any thing there at all? |
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