the issue I had is that I couldn't even go into Fedora.. so it didn matter if I had then an environment that I could mount with.
I have installed Fedora 3 and this seems to work, so I will just stick with 3 for now..
thank you very much though,
it brought me on the idea of just installing F3
Op do 07-07-2005, om 15:16 schreef BRUCE STANLEY:
--- Inge Vermonden <inge@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > where do you change the libvgahw.a file then? on the > installation disks? > I can not access my files on the Fedora drive, not > through Windows, so > what is the best way to go? And if I have to change > it, on what disk is > that? > (I searched for it, but couldn't find the file at > all... not even on my > working Fedora pc... > thanks > Inge > > > Op do 07-07-2005, om 10:18 schreef Rahul Sundaram: > > > Inge Vermonden wrote: > > > > > Hello all, > > > > > > I have installed Fedora 4 and when it starts up > again to go into > > > Fedora, it starts and then gives me a green > screen, even before > > > accessing the log ins etc. > > > > You are probably hitting > > > http://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=161242. > Try the > > workaround there and update the bugzilla with > comments on whether it > > worked or not > > > > regards > > Rahul > > -- Hi Inge! This is the way that I did it: 1). saved a copy of libvgahw.a from my Fedora 3 disc in a partition that I could mount in Fedora 4. 2). logged in via KDE/Gnome and executed a terimal session under the KDE desktop. 3). mounted the partition that I had saved the file in (I use two seperate disk drives). 4). saved the current copy of libvgahw.a and the did a 'cp' of the Fedora 3 version to the '/usr/X11R6/lib/modules' DIR. You millage may vary a bit, but that is how I managed to replace mine. I did solve the problem. I am using a Matrox G450 video card.
