Hi, in order to use sax2 do this, boot into normal mode and see if a desktop environment starts, if not then press “CTRL+ALT+F1” and u will reach a console:
type “root” enter password
now type in “sax2 -m 0=nv” or “sax2”
if it says xserver already running and doesn’t do anything then type in
“init 3”
then “sax2”
once configured type in “init 5” to reach a desktop and it should work.
If it works then press “CTRL+ALT+F1” to reach a console again and type “exit” to logout as root and press “CTRL+ALT+F7” to reach a gui again.
This kinda makes it sound to me like maybe something got horked during the install? Most newer version of Linux including this one send you straight into the GUI without making you mess with the command line.
Maybe just trying the install again might make a difference?
reading the posts, it appears that you have 2 graphics devices ? correct ? one on-board & the other an add-in pci/pci-e ? if so, try going in to your bios & disabling the on-board. then, at the boot screen,type init 3 on the boot options line & press enter. once you get to a log-in prompt,log-in as normal,then, su to root. once there, type sax2 & press enter. then configure your graphics device