16 Nov
2012
16 Nov
'12
6:52 p.m.
Le 16/11/2012 19:19, Patrick Serru a écrit :
Hi all, hello François
I must admit that it is not easy to have to re-learn everything. I do
not know Debian :-/ . I want towards Debian or Fedora. Oss 10 + Yast was so
easy!
There are some questions I ask in this list: how to take a screen
resolution higher IN CONSOLE MODE? My screen seems about 40 lines of 80
columns at startup instead of the usual ~ 150 columns (kernel parameters at
boot: vga = 0x31A)!
Graphics mode was achieved by "startx" and not "init 5" ...
How do I
log in graphic mode (TDM?). While Trinity was started, back on a console
(Ctrl + Alt + F3, for example), the keyboard is not "listening" except Ctrl
+ Alt + Del. Fortunately, because my screen did not like the frequencies
used by XOrg in 1280x1024: black-out! (-: See, Calvin). I guess I have to
visit XOrg to find out how to do this ...
I can not ask all my questions about Debian on this list. It does not lack,
however!
Read you soon!
Hello,
which OSS version were you running exactly ? 10.x or 11.x ?
About the console video mode, I think the "vga" option and framebuffer
stuff are obsoleted by the "KMS" feature.
KMS is supposed to switch your console to the best resolution available.
If your computer does not support it, I think you can disable it by
adding the "nomodeset" kernel parameter in grub.conf . If you do so, the
"vga=" parameter should work again.
As you seem to already know, the KDM automatic startup should be enabled
if you use the correct runlevel.
In Fedora, in order to have Trinity's kdm started automatically in
runlevel 5, you must add a variable in a config file.
In file (it does not exist by default):
/etc/sysconfig/desktop
Add the following line (without spaces):
DISPLAYMANAGER=/opt/trinity/bin/kdm
Then restart the service with command:
service dm restart
There must be a corresponding setting in Debian but I do not know it.
Francois