Hi,
Still the problem remains. Let me tell you again what the problem is? In
one of the machine of our network does not except the login either locally
or remotely for any user/root. As soon as we type login name it goes back
to the same login
propt. We tried using sigle user loging but could not figure out what the
problem is. As Manohar suggested changing the default run level to full
mutiuser in /etc/inttab file. But that particula option is already there
, since it was set in multiuser mode. We tried to change the option to x11
login mode then it was able to axcept login but only locally not remotely.
There too it was not working properly. Can some body help us out?
Regards
Ajit
> You dont mention whether you are trying to login remotely into that machine or
> locally.In case it is local then try booting into single user mode by typing
> linux single at bootprompt.If that works then login and change the default
> runlevel in /etc/inittab to full multiuser mode (not graphical).Reboot and
> then see.There may be other methods but I use this method when I find that on
> booting up I get an intermiitently blinking text display of login and I cant
> login because whats on the screen is not visible.I dont know why this happens
> but I have faced the problem a number of times especially when changing
> display cards or after configuring X.
>
> Ajay Singh wrote:
>
> > give it a hard hand and it will run ;-)
> > i suppose it is a dumb terminal as it used to be in Universities.
> > Try playing with on/off switches and blah blah....
> > why didn't u check out with ur admin.
> > ajay
> > ! ADDICTED TO LINUX !
> >
> > Ajitkumar wrote:
> > >
> > > Hi,
> > >
> > > I am facing the problem of login for the first time. When I type the
> > > loging name on one of the machine it goes back to login promt and hence I
> > > am not able to loging on that particular machine. while other machines in
> > > the local network is working fine. What could be wrong in
> > > that machine? Please send me the solutions if possible.
> > > Ajit
> > >
> >
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