Dear all, On my friend's laptop, PCLinuxOS GNOME edition live CD booted perfectly in to the GNOME desktop. And after logging in, successfully installed it on the system. But after installing, it is not logging in to the Xserver / GUI. The installed system boots well and then the Xserver tries some 2 - 3 times to log in and then comes to the help screen stating that X cannot log in. Some error messages that come are:
1. 'PCI bus id' not found 2. '/dev/agpgart' not found 3. 'Video RAM' set too low? Some rounds of troubleshooting we had: 1. tried replacing the installed system's xorg.conf with the liveCD's xorg.conf file. 2. tried specifying an option of video RAM, when it asked for a probability of low video RAM. 3. tried with the 'vesa' driver; default detected was 'intel' driver. 4. tried removing the 'ACPI' kernel option at boot time. 5. tried putting in the 'PCI bus' option. 6. tried changing the default resolution to 16bit 800x600; default in the other OS is 24bit 1280x1024. 7. tried disabling the 'translucency' option. 8. tried disabling the 'DPMS' option. Well, none of the above worked. What puzzles me is that the hardware is fully supported, since the liveCD is booting in to the Xserver / GUI without any issues; still it doesn't log in to Xserver when it is installed. So what I thought was there would be some script / command running while the liveCD is booting, whereas it is not enabled in the installed version. Does anybody have any clue as to what could be the possible reason for this? The laptop configuration is Intel Core 2 Duo processor with integrated graphics, 2GB RAM etc. Zaheer M K GNU/Linux user #351122 Registered at http://counter.li.org -- See Exclusive Video: 10th Annual Young Hollywood Awards http://www.hollywoodlife.net/younghollywoodawards2008/ -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://ilug-cochin.org/pipermail/mailinglist_ilug-cochin.org/attachments/20080516/040ed5df/attachment.html
