Try this as root:
dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
Rick
On Dec 16, 2007, at 2:32 AM, james cox wrote:
Well, guys, thank you for the help, i got it to boot.
Now I need to figure out how to start the KDE
configuration manager program to tell KDE that i
replaced the ix micro twin turbo
Well, guys, thank you for the help, i got it to boot.
Now I need to figure out how to start the KDE
configuration manager program to tell KDE that i
replaced the ix micro twin turbo card I used during
the install with a Voodoo3 (stupid move). It can't
find it & exits with the message "can't find
On Dec 14, 2007, at 11:20 PM, Peter Rooney wrote:
Dear James,
Ah, BootX. This sounds creepily familiar. My guess on where to
start is asking
if the kernel the installer _used_ is the same as the one that got
_installed_?
(this first bit me in Debian woody). The kernel that BootX uses i
Dear James,
Ah, BootX. This sounds creepily familiar. My guess on where to start is asking
if the kernel the installer _used_ is the same as the one that got _installed_?
(this first bit me in Debian woody). The kernel that BootX uses in
Macintosh HD:System Folder:Linux Kernels:
must be exactl
I have installed etch onto a Powermac 9500 using boot
x & the specified kernel - initrid & install .iso on a
USB stick.
The installer ran successfully other than failing to
install quick (expected) & exited normally. This is
where my problems start. I reset bootx to boot to my
root partition (boot
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