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Luke Scharf <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>Dushan Mitrovich wrote:
>>- After booting, and invoking LVM (needs password), a window appears and
>> immediately disappears. What gives?
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> As a rough guess, it looks like video isn't properly configured.
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> Log as root on the console and run "system-config-display" and make sure
> everything looks right.
I hadn't run that, but had specified the monitor as a Hitachi CM812.
> What kind of video card do you have? If it's made by nvidia, special
> things may be required.
The card is an Elsa Gloria Synergy, with 4 MB of RAM.
> Also, can you describe the rest of your system? How much RAM? What
> kind of CPU? Running OS/2 is a little unusual, so I want ot make sure
> that the rest of the machine hardware is not unusual.
The computer has a Pentium III running at 750 MHz, uses 320 MB of RAM, has
two hard drives (20 and 5.1 GB), a removeable hard drive for backups, one
SCSI card running a CD-ROM drive and a scanner, an ATAPI DVD/CD burner,
and a floppy drive.
In the first go at installing SL I made the mistake of letting the instal-
ler put the GRUB boot handler on the first hard disk. This overwrote the
IBM Boot Manager there and made OS/2 inaccessible. I finally rescued all
that drive's partitions using DFSee - a fantastic program - and now need
to re-install SL, confining it to the second hard disk.
Is there a way to invoke "system-config-display" during the install phase?
Thanks for yoyr help, Luke.
- Dushan
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