That means you'll be able to login and start troubleshooting in X.ĭon't know what you mean by "stop opening screen from scrolling"!
By deleting nf file and rebooting PC will allow your system to generate a new or load default X settings. Most black screens in Kali Linux with blinking cursor issue is due to X settings being incorrect. ThanksFrom Wikipedia " nf is a file used for configuring the X.Org Server. What is the file "nf"? What will be the effect if I delete it? Where is the file? Oh yes, how do I stop the opening screen from scrolling when Kali is loading?
I have checked graphics drivers and they are up to date. Have tried a couple of proposed solutions without success. Sudo mkinitcpio -p įor example, if you are currently using Kernel 5.I am having the "black screen" problem also. The syntax of the necessary command to enter into your terminal is: It is now necessary to reconfigure your existing kernel to take into account this change. Remove the NVIDIA driver by entering the following command into your terminal:ĭelete the word nouveau from the following line: I solved the issue by reinstall NVIDIA Drivers. If neither approach helps fix this issue (which the first one will in 90% of cases) then search the forum ( Search results for 'black screen' - Manjaro Linux Forum), and, if you can’t find anything, start a new thread mentioning what you have already tried. Of particular interest are Error (EE) lines. GDM, LightDM, SDDM), OR you will be presented with some output and returned to the console. This should either start X, in which case the issue lies with your Display Manager (e.g. Log into a text console as above and run startx. Note: If you can’t log in to a text console, use a chroot instead. The second command will force a download of the current package lists, then perform an update if any updated packages are available. The first command will refresh your mirror list, picking three of the most recently updated mirrors (so those mirrors will all be up-to-date). Switch to a text console with CTRL+ ALT+ F2, log in with your normal username and password, then run a full update: sudo pacman-mirrors -f3
This means the driver extramodule package in has been built for a different kernel point-release than that in. This happens when the mirror you are updating from is not fully synchronised and so has different sets of packages in and. The normal reason for this is that you have the incorrect driver version for the kernel. This is why you get a “black screen” or stuck at an Started some service Original author in old forum was there are many potential reasons why your Manjaro installation doesn’t boot to a desktop, the primary reason is that the graphics drivers haven’t loaded correctly so your login/display manager (DM) doesn’t start.
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