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Hello friends, I am using RHEL5.1, Problem:After successful installation of Linux(graphic & text) my system gets hang-up stage. but works well in run-level 3,and fails to load in run level 5. The real thing that happens is, after selecting from grub, system starts-up and loads all the services successfully then normally it should go for root log-in screen, instead of that mouse cursor displays at the center of the screen & when i try to move the cursor it's moving with a delay of 15-20 seconds and system gets very slowly. I tried almost all that i know(init 5, startx).I also user different Cd's to install. Please help me out of these problem. |
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can you please post the results following commands here [the hash here doesnn't mean you have to type them it means type them with the root privileged ] tail -n 100 /var/log/dmesg > dmesg.txttail -n 100 /var/log/messages > messages.txttail -n 100 /var/log/Xorg.0.log > xlog.txtHi raj, Sorry I am using Ubuntu now so i cant provide you that info'n. I agree with schmidi100, eugenejvr reply(above) but that thing was happened for my 7th or 8th installation, before that i run RHEL5 on my machine successfully. is it real that, some times it will happened unexpectedly?
(08 May '10, 08:01)
Hutch
Thank you..............
(08 May '10, 08:02)
Hutch
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I think schmidi100's answer is correct. look at https://hardware.redhat.com/ to see if your hardware is supported by rhel. otherwise you will have to compile display drivers or something. But firstly look at why your X is not starting (check your log files at /var/log/Xorg.0.log and /var/log/messages) OK,Thank you for your support
(05 May '10, 09:36)
Hutch
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So you are not able to start into the (default)runlevel 5(graphical mode). You are not able to start the desktop(KDE,Gnome,etc..). Check your System for errorlogs, (generated when trying to enter runlevel 5), mostly placed under /var/log Reason could be your Hardware(Graphiccard not supported or old driver etc..) OK,Thank you for your support
(05 May '10, 09:35)
Hutch
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It could be a problem with Xorg configuration/drivers. What's your video card? Have you google'd for similar issues with your card? /var/log/Xorg* logs can also bring some insights.
Thank you for your support Am using VGA inbuilt with MSI mother board (2005 model),
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