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...sing vnc as even a text install did not > > work > > > > Does anybody have some idea what the cause could be and what to try > > next? > > Did you try CTRL-ALT-F2 or -F3 ? perhaps X has just died (or not been > properly started), but that would get you a text-mode consosle from > which to work and experiment. > > if that works, you could try typing "startx" (lose the quotes). which > may provide informative errors. or not.? > > YMMV > > Thanks for your response, but... No, tried it, but that did not work either unfortunately. Lo...

I got a new laptop as my old one died: an HP Probook 470 G4.? I installed Centos 7 1511. The laptop has a Kaby Lake i5 CPU and an? 01:00.0 3D controller: NVIDIA Corporation Device 134e (rev a2).? Fedora recognizes it as a GM108M/930MX. This may give some hints, but it is not that the standard kernel does not support it, this output comes from the 4.8.7 mainline kernel which should support this

...Does anybody have some idea what the cause could be and what to > > > > try > > > > next? > > > > > > Did you try CTRL-ALT-F2 or -F3 ? perhaps X has just died (or not > > > been > > > properly started), but that would get you a text-mode consosle > > > from > > > which to work and experiment. > > > > > > if that works, you could try typing "startx" (lose the quotes). > > > which > > > may provide informative errors. or not.? > > > > > > YMMV > > >...

.... > > I had to install Centos 7 using vnc as even a text install did not work > > Does anybody have some idea what the cause could be and what to try > next? Did you try CTRL-ALT-F2 or -F3 ? perhaps X has just died (or not been properly started), but that would get you a text-mode consosle from which to work and experiment. if that works, you could try typing "startx" (lose the quotes). which may provide informative errors. or not. YMMV -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .---- Fred Smith / ( /__ ,__...

...t install did not >>> work >>> >>> Does anybody have some idea what the cause could be and what to try >>> next? >> >> Did you try CTRL-ALT-F2 or -F3 ? perhaps X has just died (or not been >> properly started), but that would get you a text-mode consosle from >> which to work and experiment. >> >> if that works, you could try typing "startx" (lose the quotes). which >> may provide informative errors. or not. >> >> YMMV >> >> > Thanks for your response, but... > No, tried it, but that...