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4 years 11 months ago - 4 years 11 months ago #225380 by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic GUI not loading but going to login
Hmm that usually means another instance of xorg is already running, so type
sudo top
and check if there is anything X related already running.
Edit:
BTW, even if you manage to make it work, i would not use that PC for machine control, it seems like a hardware issue so sooner or later it will mess up.
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4 years 11 months ago #225387 by Clive S
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Hmm that usually means another instance of xorg is already running, so type
sudo top
and check if there is anything X related already running.
Edit:
BTW, even if you manage to make it work, i would not use that PC for machine control, it seems like a hardware issue so sooner or later it will mess up.
 The only command starting with x is xprtoid

Where will I find the logs as the X server is not starting

 

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4 years 11 months ago #225395 by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic GUI not loading but going to login
sudo dmesg | grep xconf
sudo dmesg | grep video
sudo dmesg | grep vga
sudo dmesg | grep amd
sudo dmesg | grep radeon
sudo dmesg | grep nvidia

check each of them for clues.
Friendly advice:
From experience, if Linux does not start on a PC, do a clear cmos and try again, if it does not work = throw in a bin and get another one.
Linux works with all kinds of hardware and might have issues with some, but find me an operating system that works with RISC processors ???
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4 years 11 months ago #225401 by Clive S
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sudo dmesg | grep xconf
sudo dmesg | grep video
sudo dmesg | grep vga
sudo dmesg | grep amd
sudo dmesg | grep radeon
sudo dmesg | grep nvidia

check each of them for clues.
Friendly advice:
From experience, if Linux does not start on a PC, do a clear cmos and try again, if it does not work = throw in a bin and get another one.
Linux works with all kinds of hardware and might have issues with some, but find me an operating system that works with RISC processors ???

Tom . Thanks for the feedback, I hear you. I do have plenty of PC's

It's just like I don't like being beaten.

This pc will load linuxcnc through a terminal using $ linuxcnc machine-name.ini



I will check out the above.
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4 years 11 months ago #225411 by bevins
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There is an issue with some AMD processors that have this issue. Mainly something to do with the microcode causes this and it is not fixable.
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4 years 11 months ago #225419 by Clive S
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I have decided to bin this PC

Tom  can you please  delete the total post

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