Boot up in Command Line Mode. Highlight Fedora title in GRUB Menu using up/down arrow keys and press 'e'. Select kernel line and press 'e' again. Type 3 and hit Enter key. Press 'b'.
Highlight Fedora title -- e -- select kernel line -- e -- type 3 -- hit Enter key -- b.
Fedora will boot up in Command Line Mode and drop you at command line prompt.
Execute this
Code:
Fedora will boot up in Command Line Mode and drop you at command line prompt.
Execute this
Code:
su -
system-config-display
system-config-display
Reconfigure display settings and reboot machine.
Code:
Code:
shutdown -r now
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Le 03/08/2009 19:50, yoga nand a écrit :
> i install fedora 9 in text mode ,
> now i want to switch to graphic mode
> i tried with command init 5 after login in
>
> i go to graphic mode but it work just like a computer freeze
> the mouse and keyboard are not working and i think they get stuck
>
> please tell me the solution to switch to graphic mode.
For one session: startx
At boot tine: edit, as root, the file /etc/inittab then change the line:
id:3:initdefault:
into:
id:5:initdefault:
reboot....
Le 03/08/2009 19:50, yoga nand a écrit :
> i install fedora 9 in text mode ,
> now i want to switch to graphic mode
> i tried with command init 5 after login in
>
> i go to graphic mode but it work just like a computer freeze
> the mouse and keyboard are not working and i think they get stuck
>
> please tell me the solution to switch to graphic mode.
For one session: startx
At boot tine: edit, as root, the file /etc/inittab then change the line:
id:3:initdefault:
into:
id:5:initdefault:
reboot....
http://www.pubbs.net/200908/fedora/2997-how-to-switch-text-mode-to-graphic-mode-in-fedora-9.html
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To: fedora-list@redhat.com
Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2004 14:56:55 +0000
Date: Tue, 3 Feb 2004 14:56:55 +0000
On Mon, Feb 02, 2004 at 02:59:27PM +0800, Jasin #14 wrote:
> how do i boot up in text console in fedora? it seems that i always boot
> up directly into graphical one. thanks
Others told you already about /etc/inittab, but if you want to change
to graphical, text mode or single user just for once, you can pass the
runlevel to init o boot.
to graphical, text mode or single user just for once, you can pass the
runlevel to init o boot.
On grub:
* highlight the correct entry
* press 'a' for "append"
* enter the new runlevel:
single: single mode, without network and multiuser
3 : multiuser, text mode
5 : multiuser, graphical
-b : emergency, boot only a shell
* highlight the correct entry
* press 'a' for "append"
* enter the new runlevel:
single: single mode, without network and multiuser
3 : multiuser, text mode
5 : multiuser, graphical
-b : emergency, boot only a shell
(on new grub. On old, press 'e' for "edit" and add the runlevel at the end
of the line)
of the line)
On lilo:
* switch to text ui if on gui
* enter the boot label followed by the runlevel
* switch to text ui if on gui
* enter the boot label followed by the runlevel
Regards,
Luciano Rocha
Luciano Rocha
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