Hi! I somehow managed to screw up my OpenSuse 10.2 after installing OpenLDAP. So, I restarted the computer and I don’t have a login screen anymore. I am able to login from tty1-6. How can this problem be fixed?(please don’t say re-install 
) Thanks in advance
On Tue, 2008-07-29 at 16:06 +0000, Blooddrunk wrote:
> Hi! I somehow managed to screw up my OpenSuse 10.2 after installing
> OpenLDAP. So, I restarted the computer and I don’t have a login screen
> anymore. I am able to login from tty1-6. How can this problem be
> fixed?(please don’t say re-install ) Thanks in advance
>
>
By login screen, you’re probably talking about something like kdm
or gdm… the graphical login screen.
Usually this means that your X config is not right anymore. I’d
try going to runlevel 3 and executing sax2.
(as root)
init 3
sax2
If you have an Nvida GPU and you’re using the proprietary driver,
you’ll want to do:
sax2 -m0=nvidia
If that doesn’t work… it’s possible that your kernel got updated
(for example) and the proprietary graphics driver needs to be
recompiled for the new kernel.
Just some random thoughts…
when I type sax2, it gives me:
/usr/sbin/sysp: error while loading shared libraries: lidbus-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Sax: no graphics card(s) found at /usr/share/sax/init.pl line 156
Nevermind, I reinstalled. Thanks anyway