Le 03/04/2018 à 04:11, Henry Chang a écrit :
> Dear Aurélien,
Hi Henry,
> If I want a Debian-9 login screen that allows me to type "username"
> "password",
> and be able to select my own background, meanwhile it shows an analog clock
> and
> some welcome message, as in Debian-8 KDM. How to do t
Since updating to kernel 3.16-1-686-pae (and with newer ones), when
I start X I usually get a back-lit blank screen. Switching back to
vt1 usually works (shows the X dialog); switching to vt7 a second
time usually works (shows my X session), but sometimes not. Once X
works, going back to vt1 almo
On Sat, Jan 09, 2010 at 12:08:41AM -0800, Lee Clark wrote:
>
> I am really new to this though I have tried several times over the years
> since 92.
> I installed debian on this HP compaq about 3 weeks ago.
> Some how I have screwed up the login screen.
> It loads up and starts X and it was giving
I am really new to this though I have tried several times over the years since
92.
I installed debian on this HP compaq about 3 weeks ago.
Some how I have screwed up the login screen.
It loads up and starts X and it was giving me a login screen.
Now all I get is a black screen, it still plays the
Ramasubramanian Ramesh wrote:
It is good to know you also have a 8600GT. It makes me feel a bit more
confident that nvidia blob will drop in without much hassle.
I don't care if it is free or not. If it is well known and is available
from reputable place non-free/binary ok on special cases.
"Me-too" here -- I am also running an 8600GT using the nvidia driver.
I installed it using "their way" after the Debian way wasn't working
for a while. (I also had blank screens with the nv driver, though I
could just never get X to launch at all; the whole system froze using
that driver for me).
No screen savers or BOINC - nothing special. Usual server stuff stock
kernel/samba/nfs/amd etc. I use xset +dpms every night at 11pm and
remove it at 8am in the morning.
Ramesh
Mark Allums wrote:
Mark Allums wrote:
Ramasubramanian Ramesh wrote:
I am having issues with my new video card MSI
It is good to know you also have a 8600GT. It makes me feel a bit more
confident that nvidia blob will drop in without much hassle.
I don't care if it is free or not. If it is well known and is available
from reputable place non-free/binary ok on special cases.
Did you simply install nvida bl
Mark Allums wrote:
Ramasubramanian Ramesh wrote:
I am having issues with my new video card MSI 8600GT. Xorg fires up
properly and everything is fine as long as I am within X. The moment
I try to switch one of the VCs (c-a-f1/2 etc) or exit X, all I get
is blank screen and no response from KB/m
Ramasubramanian Ramesh wrote:
Thanks. I am having this problem on my home network server/gateway. So,
I am trying to keep deviation from stable release to minimal.
Since I have 86xx, I cannot use nvidia-glx from stable distribution. I
will have to go to either lenny or get it from nvidia (latest
Thanks. I am having this problem on my home network server/gateway. So,
I am trying to keep deviation from stable release to minimal.
Since I have 86xx, I cannot use nvidia-glx from stable distribution. I
will have to go to either lenny or get it from nvidia (latest/nonstandard)
Which is less ris
Ramasubramanian Ramesh wrote:
I am having issues with my new video card MSI 8600GT. Xorg fires up
properly and everything is fine as long as I am within X. The moment
I try to switch one of the VCs (c-a-f1/2 etc) or exit X, all I get is
blank screen and no response from KB/mouse etc. Soon the m
Ramasubramanian Ramesh wrote:
> I am having issues with my new video card MSI 8600GT. Xorg fires up
> properly and everything is fine as long as I am within X. The moment
> I try to switch one of the VCs (c-a-f1/2 etc) or exit X, all I get is
> blank screen and no response from KB/mouse etc. Soon
I am having issues with my new video card MSI 8600GT. Xorg fires up
properly and everything is fine as long as I am within X. The moment
I try to switch one of the VCs (c-a-f1/2 etc) or exit X, all I get is
blank screen and no response from KB/mouse etc. Soon the monitor goes
into power save. T
On Tuesday, 20. February 2007 01:34, Chen ZongZong(George) wrote:
> Lots and Lots of Linux users has adopted wide screen monitor(e.g. 1440*900
> resolution for 19')
> But debian 4.0 test edition hasn't resolved the display problem. Wish the
> standard distribution
> can correctly detected the adap
Chen ZongZong(George) wrote:
> Lots and Lots of Linux users has adopted wide screen monitor(e.g. 1440*900
> resolution for 19')
> But debian 4.0 test edition hasn't resolved the display problem. Wish the
> standard distribution
> can correctly detected the adapter type(like Intel G946, 810 set) a
Lots and Lots of Linux users has adopted wide screen monitor(e.g. 1440*900
resolution for 19')
But debian 4.0 test edition hasn't resolved the display problem. Wish the
standard distribution
can correctly detected the adapter type(like Intel G946, 810 set) and wide
screen monitor type.
Thank yo
I've recently installed debian etch. changed vertical refresh rate system
wide. My problem is
Gnome Logon Screen's vertical refresh rate won't change to system's vertical
refresh rate. Is there
anyway to fix this?
Thanks.
_
Your Sp
On Thu, 2006-05-18 at 15:42 +0100, Bill Appelbe wrote:
> Hi
> I recantly installed Debian 3.1 on with a dual boot system (Windows
> XP).
> I had some problems with xfree86 and found that installing x.org from
> backports worked.
>
> I am now noticing in the bottom right of my screen a discolourati
HiI recantly installed Debian 3.1 on with a dual boot system (Windows XP).I had some problems with xfree86 and found that installing x.org from backports worked.I am now noticing in the bottom right of my screen a discolouration (blue shows up green and red shows up purpleish etc)
while cofiguring
Hi,
On Tue, 2006-04-25 at 13:46 -0700, fai amd wrote:
> open("./tls/i686/mmx/cmov/libncursesw.so.5", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No
> such file or directory)
> open("./tls/i686/mmx/libncursesw.so.5", O_RDONLY) = -1 ENOENT (No such
> file or directory)
> open("./tls/i686/cmov/libncursesw.so.5", O_RDONLY
hi,
i am having some trouble in using screen. i connect to system A and
then ssh to system B and run screen.
when i use screen, it launches it and when attempted to detach it
terminates than detach (cntrl+1 cntrl+d). this happens only user who's
id is got from nis server and home directory mount
Le Mardi 24 Janvier 2006 16:27, darin strait a écrit :
> [issues with nvidia hardware and black screens (rather than X windows)
> deleted]
>
> I had similar problems.
>
> I'm running a Shuttle NForce2 (SN41G2, IIRC) machine with the DVI card,
> sid, x.org, 2.6.14 (maybe 2.6.15?), kde, the nvidia cl
[issues with nvidia hardware and black screens (rather than X windows)
deleted]
I had similar problems.
I'm running a Shuttle NForce2 (SN41G2, IIRC) machine with the DVI card,
sid, x.org, 2.6.14 (maybe 2.6.15?), kde, the nvidia closed drivers and
udev.
The symptom was that when I rebooted, X w
Le Vendredi 23 Décembre 2005 22:35, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
> Hello
>
> As it seems now one knows about the problem I'm having with my old
> nvidia TNT card (see mail below) I thought I'd keep you posted with
> updates of my attempts to correct this poblem so far. I'm compiling new
> kernel and
Hello
As it seems now one knows about the problem I'm having with my old
nvidia TNT card (see mail below) I thought I'd keep you posted with
updates of my attempts to correct this poblem so far. I'm compiling new
kernel and installing 0.8174 modules to see if they solve the problem.
Meanwhil
Hello
I have just recompiled my kernel, now running 2.4.27. I compiled the
nvidia kernel from source 0.7174 (I have a TNT card) and the module
installation went smoothly, nvidia-glx for 0.7174 was also installed.
However, I now have a black screen whenever I try to run X with the
nvidia dri
Running Debian Testing, 2.4.25, NVIDIA-Linux 5336 driver, running 2
cards, Gainward FX Pro 660 128MB AGP and a Gainward FX Pro 660 64MB PCI
with 3 monitors.
Got a new IDE hard drive, added that on my PC, installed Win2k after a
few problems, installed the Nvidia Windows driver, rebooted, then
I just installed Debian 3.0 r1 i3 with kernel 2.4. I use a nvidia geforce2 ti video
card with a philips LCD display. When start up and in console, the whole screen seems
a little right and down out of sight. So I can't see the last line on the screen.
It works properly with my windows and freebs
Hi -
I tried to install a woody - beta 3.0 cd on an old pentium
133Mhz PC system, after install of base system and re-boot to
configure the text screen behaves more than odd:
after a clear the chars are displayed correctly until we reach
the last line of the screen, thereafter the characters/li
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