Anonymous wrote:
I believe that it said Screen not found. This also happened when I was using
freebsd. I fixed that by running Xorg -configure, copying the config, then
running startx. On opensolaris, however, if I try to run Xorg -configure, I
must be logged in as root. Somehow, when I lo
I believe that it said Screen not found. This also happened when I was using
freebsd. I fixed that by running Xorg -configure, copying the config, then
running startx. On opensolaris, however, if I try to run Xorg -configure, I
must be logged in as root. Somehow, when I log in as root, I can
somewhere I've read that if it boots into console mode it maybe that the
graphics card is not supported try running the following see how it checks out.
http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/hcl/hcts/device_detect.jsp
hth
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> ..The install cd boots into a console, and never starts the
> window manager. I have tried logging in as "jack", but typing in
> "startx" or "gdm" gives no results. ..
Hmm, docs say that 3870 (and 3870 x 2) are/should be supported out of
the box. I guess there should be something interesting (p
I'm trying to install opensolaris on my computer, with pretty poor results.
The install cd boots into a console, and never starts the window manager. I
have tried logging in as "jack", but typing in "startx" or "gdm" gives no
results. I'd really like to give opensolaris a try on my PC, so doe
