GM965 chipset is not givin GUI on my HP compaq 6720s
When I install Red hat enterprise linux 5 on my HP compaq 6720s with intel mobile 965 chipset, I can only log into text mode only. Can anyone help me to boot into GUI(init 5)?
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As root type;
system-config-display --reconfig --set-depth=24 --set-driver=i810 --set-resolution=1024x768 Test by typing: startx |
Sorry, it didn't work...
I tried your code but it gave an error
option --set-driver not recognized Even didn't work wothout --set-driver option. Anyway my xorg.conf is given below. Section "Device" Identifier "Screen0" Driver "vesa" EndSection Section "Screen" Identifier "Screen0" Device "Videocard0" DefaultDepth 24 SubSection "Display" Viewport 0 0 Depth 24 EndSubSection EndSection Also with kudzu -p -class=VIDEO gives out, class : Video bus : pci detached : 0 desc : "Intel Corporation Mobile Integrated Graphics Controller" VendorId : 8086 deviceId : 2a03 SubvendorId :103c SubDeviceId : 30d8 pcitype : 1 pcidom : 0 pcibus : 0 pcidev : 2 pcifn : 1 class : Video bus : pci detached : 0 desc : "Intel Corporation Mobile Integrated Graphics Controller" VendorId : 8086 deviceId : 2a02 SubvendorId :103c SubDeviceId : 30d8 pcitype : 1 pcidom : 0 pcibus : 0 pcidev : 2 pcifn : 0 Have any ideas to fire up GUI, |
Then your missing the driver, how did you install RHEL5???
Check for the driver:rpm -qa xorg-x11-drv-i810 If missing then: yum install xorg-x11-drv-i810 (it is also on the installation media) One can manually edit the xorg.conf file also; Code:
Section "Device" |
Got a method, but not enough.
your code didn't work again.Sorry. But after trying several hours finally i was able to fire GUI. Here is my way,
Code:
Section "Monitor" Code:
startx |
The codes do work!!! Perhaps you do not have the permissions and/or pathing to use them, try them as root. Or provide the fullpath/command like;
/bin/rpm -qa xorg-x11-drv-i810 Code:
$ sudo /usr/bin/system-config-display --help But telling me the commands did not work is nice, but seeing the actual error messages is more helpful. I suggested a change to the /etc/xorg.conf file that should have worked if you happen to have the i810 driver installed. |
ok here it is.
I hav installed the i810 driver,
Code:
rpm -qa | grep xorg-x11-drv Code:
Section "Device" Code:
Section "Device" thanx. |
OK, yes I see my mistake, then try;
Code:
Section "Device" |
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