W licie z czw, 07-10-2004, godz. 00:09, Stew Benedict pisze:
Duplicate your current lilo stanza you use to boot, and add 5 in the
append= line, giving it a new label (don't forget to rerun lilo after
editing)
So it would look like this:
image=/boot/vmlinuz
label=linux
On Thu, 7 Oct 2004, Thereidos wrote:
W li6cie z czw, 07-10-2004, godz. 00:09, Stew Benedict pisze:
Duplicate your current lilo stanza you use to boot, and add 5 in the
append= line, giving it a new label (don't forget to rerun lilo after
editing)
So it would look like this:
W licie z czw, 07-10-2004, godz. 22:25, Stew Benedict pisze:
On Thu, 7 Oct 2004, Thereidos wrote:
W li6cie z czw, 07-10-2004, godz. 00:09, Stew Benedict pisze:
Duplicate your current lilo stanza you use to boot, and add 5 in the
append= line, giving it a new label (don't forget to
W licie z wto, 05-10-2004, godz. 23:10, Hoyt Bailey pisze:
Couldn't you set things so your father logs in to run level 5 while you
can log into run level 3 I have no idea how to do that however.
I don't think this is possible. Or maybe? If this is possible to run
linux exclusively in
On Wednesday 06 October 2004 15:21, Thereidos wrote:
W licie z wto, 05-10-2004, godz. 23:10, Hoyt Bailey pisze:
Couldn't you set things so your father logs in to run level 5 while
you can log into run level 3 I have no idea how to do that
however.
I don't think this is possible. Or
On Wed, 6 Oct 2004, Hoyt Bailey wrote:
On Wednesday 06 October 2004 15:21, Thereidos wrote:
W liście z wto, 05-10-2004, godz. 23:10, Hoyt Bailey pisze:
Couldn't you set things so your father logs in to run level 5 while
you can log into run level 3 I have no idea how to do that
I've always started in 3, but since I did a clean install to 10.1 I
can't get rid of the graphic startup screen, the only way I can see my
startup is to hit esc once it starts. I then can watch everything come
up and get dumped into a terminal logon session. In previous versions it
was
On Tuesday 05 October 2004 08:37, Edgars Smits wrote:
I've always started in 3, but since I did a clean install to 10.1 I
can't get rid of the graphic startup screen, the only way I can see my
startup is to hit esc once it starts. I then can watch everything come
up and get dumped into a
On Tuesday 05 October 2004 14:37, Edgars Smits wrote:
I've always started in 3, but since I did a clean install to 10.1
I can't get rid of the graphic startup screen, the only way I can
see my startup is to hit esc once it starts. I then can watch
everything come up and get dumped into a
W licie z wto, 05-10-2004, godz. 01:00, Stephen Khn pisze:
Currently I do have inittab switched to runlevel 3 but to use shutdown
you need a root access which I won't give my father. Or maybe I'm wrong?
You can use the poweroff or reboot command instead of shutdown -h
I have just noticed
W licie z wto, 05-10-2004, godz. 02:35, Hoyt Bailey pisze:
I think you are wrong. As nonroot I click on the KDE logout button
select turn computer off and everything goes off except for the
monitor. Which I have to turn off. Gnome has a logout icon also which
works simular. Shutdown
It's splash=silent and still doesn't solve my problem. With that set I
get a text mode LILO start, but then as soon as the init starts it goes
to a light blue screen with a bar area in the middle that never actually
fills in as it boots, the words Community 10.1 with a graphic line,
that's it,
On Tuesday 05 Oct 2004 15:42, Thereidos wrote:
W licie z wto, 05-10-2004, godz. 02:35, Hoyt Bailey pisze:
I think you are wrong. As nonroot I click on the KDE logout button
select turn computer off and everything goes off except for the
monitor. Which I have to turn off. Gnome has a
Op Tue, 05 Oct 2004 10:46:29 -0400 schreef Edgars Smits:
In MCC I have Boot Theme turned off, no auto-login with or without
graphical start, and when the boot finishes I do get dumped into a semi
text mode - the blue screen is still there with the crappy logo, the
text mode rides on top of it.
It is set to 3. I've done 2 complete clean installs of 10.1 CE, both
ended up the same, never had this problem with 10,0 or versions prior to
this.
ED
Paul wrote:
Op Tue, 05 Oct 2004 10:46:29 -0400 schreef Edgars Smits:
In MCC I have Boot Theme turned off, no auto-login with or without
On Tuesday 05 October 2004 10:46, Edgars Smits wrote:
It's splash=silent and still doesn't solve my problem. With that set I
get a text mode LILO start, but then as soon as the init starts it goes
to a light blue screen with a bar area in the middle that never actually
fills in as it boots,
perfect, getting rid of vga=788 did the trick for me.
Many thanks
ED
Bryan Phinney wrote:
On Tuesday 05 October 2004 10:46, Edgars Smits wrote:
It's splash=silent and still doesn't solve my problem. With that set I
get a text mode LILO start, but then as soon as the init starts it goes
to a light
On Tuesday 05 October 2004 16:46, Edgars Smits wrote:
snip
It's splash=silent and still doesn't solve my problem. With that
set I get a text mode LILO start, but then as soon as the init
starts it goes to a light blue screen with a bar area in the
middle that never actually fills in as it
On Tuesday 05 October 2004 09:42, Thereidos wrote:
W licie z wto, 05-10-2004, godz. 02:35, Hoyt Bailey pisze:
I think you are wrong. As nonroot I click on the KDE logout
button select turn computer off and everything goes off except for
the monitor. Which I have to turn off. Gnome has a
Hi there.
Sorry if this question has been asked before bit I haven't noticed it in
archive.
The question is simple: how can I manually turn off starting X server
during the boot up? I know it can be done in MCC but I'd like to learn
how to do this manually.
--
Cezary 'Thereidos' Morga [EMAIL
On Monday 04 October 2004 22:12, Thereidos wrote:
Hi there.
Sorry if this question has been asked before bit I haven't
noticed it in archive.
The question is simple: how can I manually turn off starting X
server during the boot up? I know it can be done in MCC but I'd
like to learn how to
W licie z pon, 04-10-2004, godz. 22:16, Kaj Haulrich pisze:
On Monday 04 October 2004 22:12, Thereidos wrote:
Hi there.
Sorry if this question has been asked before bit I haven't
noticed it in archive.
The question is simple: how can I manually turn off starting X
server during the
On Monday 04 October 2004 23:39, Thereidos wrote:
W licie z pon, 04-10-2004, godz. 22:16, Kaj Haulrich pisze:
On Monday 04 October 2004 22:12, Thereidos wrote:
Hi there.
Sorry if this question has been asked before bit I haven't
noticed it in archive.
The question is simple:
W licie z pon, 04-10-2004, godz. 23:53, Kaj Haulrich pisze:
Thanks.
I meant the permanent one but it seems that my father would like
to have an account so that he could play KDE's games :) Thus I'm
afraid I'll have to change inittab back to 5.
Why not boot into runlevel 3 on a
On Tuesday 05 October 2004 00:32, Thereidos wrote:
W licie z pon, 04-10-2004, godz. 23:53, Kaj Haulrich pisze:
Thanks.
I meant the permanent one but it seems that my father would
like to have an account so that he could play KDE's games :)
Thus I'm afraid I'll have to change inittab
On Tuesday 05 October 2004 00:32, Thereidos wrote:
Currently I do have inittab switched to runlevel 3 but to use shutdown
you need a root access which I won't give my father. Or maybe I'm wrong?
Let him use halt (without the quotes)
--
Good luck,
HarM
On Tue, 2004-10-05 at 08:32, Thereidos wrote:
W licie z pon, 04-10-2004, godz. 23:53, Kaj Haulrich pisze:
Thanks.
I meant the permanent one but it seems that my father would like
to have an account so that he could play KDE's games :) Thus I'm
afraid I'll have to change inittab back
On Monday 04 October 2004 17:32, Thereidos wrote:
W licie z pon, 04-10-2004, godz. 23:53, Kaj Haulrich pisze:
Thanks.
I meant the permanent one but it seems that my father would like
to have an account so that he could play KDE's games :) Thus I'm
afraid I'll have to change inittab
I meant the permanent one but it seems that my father would like
to have an account so that he could play KDE's games :) Thus I'm
afraid I'll have to change inittab back to 5.
Or you could set his account to startx by modifying the
.bash_profile file.
Add startx in there, and make sure KDE
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