06-12-2014 20:02:35 [email protected]: > Yes, that is correct, the regular ISO. I've always had an internet > connection so I do not know if an internet connection is "required" or just > nice to have during an install. > > I used this text install full disk encryption method on a desktop machine > and on laptops without any problem. Can even change the filesystem used in > the LVM during the install, kind of buried in there, but it works. > > It almost sounds as if his overall desktop installation wasn't completed if > a blank screen/terminal showed up instead of the usual GUI login screen? > > Svamiji, during the install, near the end, where it asks which packages to > install, did you include a desktop package? If not, you'd just get a blank > terminal right after booting up. If you chose a desktop, you ought to get > the GUI login screen and a regular graphical desktop environment. > > Since you got past the initial disk unlocking at boot, it wouldn't be the > full disk encryption that was wrong or bad. > > Svamiji, perhaps you need to install a desktop? Maybe someone can provide > the command line for the standard trisquel desktop? I don't know it right > off.
You can use tasksel to select which desktop environment you wanto to install, just type: tasksel And you should see a "graphical" tool which will ask you to select the desired series of packages that you want to be installed. But before continuing... Enter: Apply (go, start installation). Space: Select group for installation. Arrows: Move arround. TAB: Switch level of movement/selection to the next element. Shift + TAB: Opposite of TAB. You'll probably want to select either Trisquel (for GNOME), Triskel (for KDE) or Trisquel Mini (for a LXDE) desktop environments. You shouldn't need more than one of these. After the installation, just to make sure everything is fine, restart your computer. If everything went well, you should see the login screen (not a terminal). If you still can't see the login screen, try both of this: sudo service gdm start sudo service lightdm start Best regards, ADFENO. Have a nice day. -- Assinatura automática – português brasileiro: – Blogue: http://adfeno.wordpress.com/ – Favor não enviar-me documentos do Microsoft Office ou Apple iWork. Ao invés disso, envie documentos em OpenDocument! http://fsf.org/campaigns/opendocument/ – Se eu não te desejar um bom dia em meus e-mails, minhas postagens, ou meus comentários; isto significa que estes foram enviados por terceiros. Automatic signature – North American English: – Blog: http://adfeno.wordpress.com/ – Please do not send me Microsoft Office or Apple iWork documents. Instead, send OpenDocument documents! http://fsf.org/campaigns/opendocument/ – If I don't wish you a nice day in my emails, my posts, or my comments; this means that these were sent by third parties.
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