apple3 wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Could any one help with my problem in Solaris10 x86, I appreciate it
> very much?
>
> - I installed Solaris10 x86 6/06 on my Intel Duo Core 512MB 250GB (with
> onboard Audio/Video/Ethernet)
> - After the installation Solaris starts only in single use mode (not
> automatically go in CDE or KDE or any windows mode).
> -I got a black screen with root login prompt, that's all.
>
> What would be my problem? How would I fix that? Where can find info
> about fixing it?
>
>
> I appreciate very very much if you can lend me some help.
>
> Regards
> Minh

Login as root.
I'm not sure, but probably you shold copy [ cp /etc/X11/.xorg.coft to
/etc/X11/xorg.conf ] (delete dot before xorg)
and next - I don't remember who I did - maybe try to change init. to 3
(or 5) or restart your computer (command halt ).

I'm writing from Linux so I not sure if it correct.

Wawrzek

In article <1161948580.432665.91010@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.c om>,
apple3 wrote:
>- I installed Solaris10 x86 6/06 on my Intel Duo Core 512MB 250GB (with
>onboard Audio/Video/Ethernet)
>- After the installation Solaris starts only in single use mode (not
>automatically go in CDE or KDE or any windows mode).
>-I got a black screen with root login prompt, that's all.

What is the on-board video?

As root, run /usr/X11/bin/scanpci and provide the output.

John
groenveld@acm.org

On Fri, 27 Oct 2006 04:29:40 -0700, apple3 wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Could any one help with my problem in Solaris10 x86, I appreciate it
> very much?
>
> - I installed Solaris10 x86 6/06 on my Intel Duo Core 512MB 250GB (with
> onboard Audio/Video/Ethernet)
> - After the installation Solaris starts only in single use mode (not

In which case there may be an SMF error preceeding the single user mode
login

Once logged in, run svcs -a and look for any services in maintenance mode.

If there are then
svcs -x (-l) to get more info

> automatically go in CDE or KDE or any windows mode).
> -I got a black screen with root login prompt, that's all.
>
> What would be my problem? How would I fix that? Where can find info
> about fixing it?
>
>
> I appreciate very very much if you can lend me some help.
>
> Regards
> Minh

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