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Old Revision: http://wiki.x2go.org/doku.php/doc:howto:tce?rev=1483372642
New Revision: http://wiki.x2go.org/doku.php/doc:howto:tce
Edit Summary: [You can see a text login screen with grey/white, green, and possibly red letters against a black background, or the screen is entirely black]
User : stefanbaur
@@ -311,18 +311,21 @@
==== You can see a text login screen with grey/white, green, and possibly red
letters against a black background, or the screen is entirely black ====
If the screen is entirely black, try pressing [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[F1] and see if that takes you to the text login screen.
- If so, this means the X Server's autodetection failed. There's not much you can do from inside
X2Go-TCE at this point. Shut down the ThinClient and try to boot a different
Linux distribution on it. Try, for example, KNOPPIX Live Linux, other
Distribution's Live Images (a recent Fedora or Arch, maybe?).
+ If so, this means the X Server's autodetection failed. There's not much you
can do from inside X2Go-TCE at this point. Make a note of the MAC address (the
GREEN text), shut down the ThinClient and try to boot a different Linux
distribution on it. Try, for example, KNOPPIX Live Linux, other Distribution's
Live Images (a recent Fedora or Arch, maybe?).
If you can get X running in one of these, proceed as follows:
In the running Linux where you have a working X Server on that particular hardware:
* change to a command shell
* try to run ''<nowiki>Xorg :$(($(ps -C Xorg -o args= | awk ' $2 ~ /^:[0-9]/ {
print $2 }' | tr -d ':' | sort -n)+1)) -configure</nowiki>''
* if that fails, stop the currently running X server, then run ''Xorg
-configure''
- * this
should output ~/xorg.conf.new, which could then be saved somewhere else (LAN
share, USB stick, ...).
-
+ * this should output ~/xorg.conf.new, which could then be saved somewhere else (LAN share, USB media, ...).
+ * once saved, shut down the ThinClient again.
+ * rename the saved xorg.conf.new to
x2go-tce.xorg.conf.name-of-your-stubborn-hardware and place it in the x2go-tce
directory of the tftp|http|https|ftp server you use to deploy your images.
+ * When using netboot: on your PXE/TFTP Server, create a separate configuration file
"name-of-your-stubborn-hardware" for this hardware, based on the default file, and create a symlink matching
"01-", followed by the first three out of the six bytes of your hardware address, each separated by
"-" (say, 01-AA-BB-CC when the full MAC was shown as AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF), that points to the file
"name-of-your-stubborn-hardware".
+ * In your boot configuration file, add the boot parameter
''xorgconfurl=tftp|http|https|ftp://your-http-server-ip-here/x2go-tce/x2go-tce.xorg.conf.name-of-your-stubborn-hardware''
===== Support Tools available in X2Go-TCE =====
==== Remote Access to the ThinClient's local display (before any connection is made) ====
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