[WBEL-users] New install after up2date no keyboard

[Mace.Scott@tatravelcenters.com]

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Gnome starts with gnome-session.  KDE starts with startkde to switch 
virtual terminals, ALT + F1 - F6 will get you to the different terminals. 
If you are in X, then you need to pres CTL + ALT + F1 - F6.   ALT + F7 
will get you back to your X session.


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Robert Moskowitz <rgm@htt-consult.com> 
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12/31/2004 11:02 AM

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Jan-Albert van Ree <javanree@vanree.net>, whitebox-users@beau.org
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Re: [WBEL-users] New install after up2date no keyboard






At 06:31 PM 12/30/2004, Jan-Albert van Ree wrote:

>Now you should get normal terminals after boot. Try
>starting X from there, so you can switch terminals to check for X errors 
to
>see why your keyboard isn't working.

Two more questions:

How do you start the graphical system?  Remember I installed GNOME and 
KDE, 
but want GNOME.  Typing gnome didn't do anything.  Typing X seems to do 
something, I have an X on a graphically appearing screen (but all gray) 
and 
nothing else.

And, how do I switch terminals?  It has been a loooong time!  :)



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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">Gnome starts with gnome-session. &nbsp;KDE
starts with startkde to switch virtual terminals, ALT + F1 - F6 will get
you to the different terminals. &nbsp;If you are in X, then you need to
pres CTL + ALT + F1 - F6. &nbsp; ALT + F7 will get you back to your X session.</font>
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Scott Mace<br>
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mace.scott@tatravelcenters.com<br>
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<br><font size=2><tt>At 06:31 PM 12/30/2004, Jan-Albert van Ree wrote:<br>
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&gt;Now you should get normal terminals after boot. Try<br>
&gt;starting X from there, so you can switch terminals to check for X errors
to<br>
&gt;see why your keyboard isn't working.<br>
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Two more questions:<br>
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How do you start the graphical system? &nbsp;Remember I installed GNOME
and KDE, <br>
but want GNOME. &nbsp;Typing gnome didn't do anything. &nbsp;Typing X seems
to do <br>
something, I have an X on a graphically appearing screen (but all gray)
and <br>
nothing else.<br>
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And, how do I switch terminals? &nbsp;It has been a loooong time! &nbsp;:)<br>
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