I 've installed ATI driver through YasT via a link given on a thread.
After complete installation whenever my laptop is switched ON after a minute , the screnn suddenly becomes black and it starts flashing .
Kindly give usefull information about it , to get back the previous normal screen.
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yadgaurav90 wrote:
> I 've installed ATI driver through YasT via a link
given on a thread.
> After complete installation whenever my laptop is
switched ON after a
> minute , the screnn suddenly becomes black and it
starts flashing .
> Kindly give usefull information about it , to get
back the previous
> normal screen.
I have same problem on laptop
so I run installation DVD run rescue mode (or something
imilar)
log in terminal window find where is my root partition
mounted
it was in /mnt
I was checked /mnt/etc/inittab
# The default runlevel is defined here
id:5:initdefault
i use vi to change runlevel 5 to 3
id:3:initdefault
then i reboot in teriminal
log as root
rm fglrx driver by running
#zypper rm fglrx*
one more restart
#sax2 -a
thats it. change runlevel in /etc/inittab back to 5
run init 5 or startx or reboot
it will be interesting to me how can I unload
unnececcery module fglrx?
normally I use
#modprobe fglrx
but how can i unload it?
WBR
I have same problem on laptop
so I run installation DVD run rescue mode (or something
imilar)
log in terminal window find where is my root partition
mounted
it was in /mnt
I was checked /mnt/etc/inittab
The default runlevel is defined here
id:5:initdefault
i use vi to change runlevel 5 to 3
No need for that.
Just boot normally - no rescue disk - and when grub loads type the number 3 and press enter - runlevel 3 for you
it will be interesting to me how can I unload
unnececcery module fglrx?
normally I use
#modprobe fglrx
but how can i unload it?
WBR
You need modprobe -r fglrx
or rmmod fglrx (the first is better)
No need for that.
Just boot normally - no rescue disk - and when grub loads type the number 3 and press enter - runlevel 3 for you
ouhh thank you very much :)))
I did not know this. I was ask my neighbor linux guru this question, but have an answer that this impossible to made from grub
so i have a long ride to run init 3
You need modprobe -r fglrx
this really helpfull.