Re: suse 10.1 graphic problem

On Tue, 29 May 2007 02:29:56 -0700, Arun Subramanian wrote:

Hi i hav been using the suse 10.1 for a few months....... no big
problem... till now....
....... and yest when i booted my pc after a power cut..... the
graphical login screen didn't show up
, instead the default console prompted for login......

and all i can do now is just type commands.... no doc's no movies
nothin..

how can i get the graphicz back....

any help pls...............

Before redoing the setup try this.

log in when presented with prompt as normal user and type "startx" It
should load the last window manager you used. I have seen this same thing
on my system.

Jim
.

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