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Installing Red Hat Linux
I intend to dual boot linux & Windows XP .
I've already installed windows. Its impossible to install Red Hat Linux in graphical mode the screen just goes blank shortly after booting with the linux cd I succesfully installed in text mode. After booting the system I select Linux but the screen goes blank after some time. I put the same hard disk in a diffrent computer & Linux is OK what could be the problem ? My Video card is S3 Prosavage KM133 |
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boot with a live-cd, mount your rh / partition end edit the default runlevel in ../etc/inittab to runlevel 3
then download your graphics driver from your vendor, or search google, perhaps there is already a stable driver that you can download with up2date such as kmod-xxx then boot your redhat again and install the driver, or if you know how, chroot to your rh / partition and load your redhat environment don't know how to do this in redhat, in gentoo its chroot /dev/bla &&env-update (perhaps someone can complete this issue) |
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Thanks all for your assistance
I put the harddisk in a diffrent computer booted with Red Hat Linux & in graphical mode changed the graphics card from S3 Prosavage KM133 to VESA. When I returned the harddisk to the original computer Linux was OK & its going to graphical mode without any hitch. I hope this helps someone with a similar problem Regards |
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