One F7 machine not finding itself
Adalbert Prokop
adalbert.prokop at gmx.de
Mon Jul 2 17:20:28 UTC 2007
Beartooth wrote on Sunday 01 July 2007:
> Instead of the usual login screen, I get a gray window without the
> usual bar on top, which first says it is scanning the local network,
> and then that "No serving hosts were found."
I make a guess: maybe you set your graphical login manager to make a
remote login? I know similar windows from KDM. Search for a option to
make a local login.
> If I type in 127.0.0.1, or localhost, or localdomain, or its
> 192.168.x.y, or lo, or localhost.localdomain, or
> localhost at localdomain, and try to add it, I get a new box with a "do
> not enter" symbol and the title "Did not receive response from server,"
> below which is a paragraph saying it didn't get it in 3 seconds, and
> adding "Perhaps the host is not turned on, or is not willing to support
> a login session right now. Please try again later."
Is does not seem right for me to enter a server name in order to login
locally.
Another question: can you login on local console? This ugly ;-) textual
thing you can reach with Ctrl-Alt-F1 (usually Ctrl-Alt-F7 brings you back
to the graphical console). If you can, there is nothing wrong with your
account.
--
bye,
Adalbert
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