JUSTIN TAYLOR wrote:
I tried renaming /etc/inittab.rpmnew to /etc/inittab but that did not
work.
The last three lines in /var/log/Xorg.0.log are:
(EE) No devices detected.
Fatal server error:
no screens found
This is from another thread currently on the list.
Subject Re: F9/KDE4: Can't access screen resolution changes after
software install
Author John Munn
...
To get your x settings back you can shut down x with "telinit 3", then
log in as root at the command line (not an xterm). Next you run "Xorg
--configure" which will generate a new xorg.conf file in the current
directory which you must copy to "/etc/X11/xorg.conf" (see "man
Xorg"). Finally restart x by "telinit 5".
...
You might try the above advice to see if manually running the X
configuration will help. Is there something exotic about your
hardware? It is rare for it not to be detected at all. The more common
case when there is a problem is to have bad resolution.
From the command line, if you run dmesg | less what does it show
during video card detection. If you are getting to the command line in
a console, it is detecting some kind of video setup. There would be a
blank screen if it wasn't. Are there errors during detection?
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