I have an issue with my XF86Config file.

I have just installed Nvidia, and when I was editing XF86config I thought I should make some further changes (just so that I could try them .

I have followed a Nvidia guide and incorporated these lines:

nvAGP On
NoLogo On
RenderAccel On
ConnectedMonitor CRT
IgnoreDisplayDevices DFP,TV

When I boot it stops at initialization of X ... (no wonder

There's two solutions to this.

1. Boot with a Slack-CD
2. Boot to init 3

How do I make Slack boot in init 3 ???
I have been trying every kind of parameter but I seem to have mixed them all up (seems like every distro has it's own way of handle this kind of situation ... )


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Slackware 9.1 / KDE 3.2 / Kernel 2.6.2
P4 2.6 / 1024 MB

Edit /etc/inittab
Make 3 the default run-level.


Cheers,
Tink

thanks for your reply tinkster ... but I would like to know how I could boot INTO init 3 because X refuse to initialize ... how do I reboot to init 3

do I write linux 3/init 3/telinit/linux single ...???

if your inittab is already set to boot 4, you have to boot with a startup disk to change it back.

If you have it set to 4, i recommend setting it back to 3 and leaving it there... you should not have to reboot linux very often.. so you should just be able to switch ti init 4 at the command line as root.

At the lilo prompt (if you are using lilo) enter the name of the image i.e. linux then the desired runlevel

boot: Linux 3

You should also be able to get to a console even if x will not come up by using the ctrl+alt+F[1-6] keys.

-Matt