Do this:
Quote:
Pause the boot by moving the down arrow, then back up to the default boot. But now press backspace, it should delete any text where you can see: vga=0x...
Remove all text and now type just the number:
3
and hit enter
at the login type your user name and then password
now type:
su
then the root password
|
Now type;
yast
navigate with the keyboard and go to software management
Filter by Patterns
Select kde4-base
Do update all in this list unconditionally
Accept
Next check in Security and Users - User Group Management
Expert Options
Uncheck Auto login
Accept
quit
reboot
At the login screen if you still can't get in to a kde4 desktop, try the icewm session from the session options, lower left of screen