Hi Jon,
I did not get what you meant and what you wanted to know, but the following
might be of help:
Try boot from boot text which is the second option in grub;
Use cde-login instead of gdm to drop to console (I saw you already did that).
Hope it helps.
Aaron
On 04/29/09 08:41, Jon Strabala
On 04/28/09 20:41, Jon Strabala wrote:
I have an issue with the X server not cleanly shutting down on either an
init 0 or an init 6 or a shutdown/restart/reboot form the GUI
You are not the only one having this problem. When gdm (or an xdmcp
session) terminates, the screen either goes blank
Frank Middleton wrote:
On 04/28/09 20:41, Jon Strabala wrote:
I have an issue with the X server not cleanly shutting down on either
an init 0 or an init 6 or a shutdown/restart/reboot form the GUI
You are not the only one having this problem. When gdm (or an xdmcp
session) terminates, the
On 04/29/09 10:29, Aaron Zang wrote:
. the main point was that terminating
gdm (or X) results in an unusable display.
Exactly my point for the initial post.
and the only workaround for that, other than rebooting,
is to ssh in from elsewhere and restart gdm
(or X). This, too, seems to
Aaron Zang wrote:
I do not use opensolaris everyday, so I don't know if dtlogin
got kicked out of opensolaris entirely.
It was never included in OpenSolaris - since CDE is being EOL'ed, the packages
didn't get converted to IPS. (A few runtime packages that are staying
for binary compatibility
Hello,
I have an issue with the X server not cleanly shutting down on either an init
0 or an init 6 or a shutdown/restart/reboot form the GUI
I can use the cde-login menu to select a command line login and it gos to my
laptops console text mode cleanly. But when I use the GUI as indicated in
