It is not the desktop environment doing the console, graphical or text,
switching. It is done by kernel or by X. The graphic console is being setup
by login manager - that is usually tied to the desktop environment these
days.
So if you run Ubuntu or Kubuntu you will most likely have different
On Sun, 18 Feb 2018 22:27:23 -0800
Bill Barry dijo:
>I have a similar monitor. It does not automatically detect where the
>signal is coming from. You have to switch it to HDMI. The button to
>toggle between DVI, HDMI and VGA is the one just to the left of the
>power button.
I have a similar monitor. It does not automatically detect where the
signal is coming from. You have to switch it to HDMI. The button to
toggle between DVI, HDMI and VGA is the one just to the left of the
power button.
Bill
On Sun, Feb 18, 2018 at 9:18 PM, John Jason Jordan
If the monitor has multiple inputs, vga/dvi/hdmi then double check the
input select setting. If you switched from DVI to HDMI then the monitor is
probably expecting a DVI cable, and when it doesn't see one says "no signal
detected" and clicks off to conserve power.
On Sun, Feb 18, 2018 at 10:21
On Sun, 18 Feb 2018 23:47:45 -0600
Carl Karsten dijo:
>> There is strange stuff going on with the monitor too. According to
>> the manual when the power switch is on the LED for it is supposed to
>> be lit up, but it does not light up.
>not light up = not on.
>Either
On Sun, 18 Feb 2018 21:32:31 -0800
Russell Senior dijo:
>Are you sure the box is booting? Does the fan run? Are there lights?
> Can you ping it over the network?
I'm pretty sure it is booting: There are lights, fans are running, and
if I plug in a USB stick that has
On Sun, 18 Feb 2018 20:49:32 -0800
a...@clueserver.org dijo:
>Check to make sure all the cards are properly seated. Sometimes moving
>will knock them out of place.
It does not have a separate video card; I am using the video on the
motherboard.
>Does it make any beeps when booting?
No noises