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[Member ex_Koo]

I just did a core install on my x220 antiX 19 core x64.

A lan connection is a must if you want access to the internet.

Use Safe Video Mode Thanks anticapitalista I forgot this one.

During the install I was ask (do you want to install packagers) said yes to this just to check my lan was working. checked upgrades sure was 52 upgrades did not install them.
Next said yes to Timezone setup my time zone. Nice screen too.

After installing & rebooting

Logged into tty
Ran sudo apt update (worked just fine)
Then sudo apt upgrade (52 upgrades upgraded) I rebooted said yes to grub update MBR.
Back to tty and loggged in.
Ran sudo apt install xorg xserver-xorg xutils mesa-utils xinit this was to get Xorg working as in GUI. If not you live in the terminal world. Also if you have an nvidia card install nvidia-detect as well.

As I use i3wm I installed i3wm you may use fluxbox rox icewm etc just install what you use in desktop environments. And did did not install a login manager like Slim LightDM or whatever I went the .xinitrc way.

With .xinitrc their is no login screen just tty to start X11 after logging in type startx

sudo apt install i3 dmenu rofi thunar geany this is for starters just to give me a desktop. (If I used

fluxbox

dmenu and rofi are not needed)

Now the above is installed I have everything that is need to get to my desktop and start X11

NON of the below is needed if you installed Slim or LighDM

All I need to do now is create .xinitrc in my home directory and tell it what desktop enviroment I want to start which is i3wm in my case. With the command below.

echo “exec i3” >> ~/.xinitrc

Just reboot loggin from tty and type startx

That it really.

[Member ex_Koo]

So Safe Video Mode do not work ?

I just did a core install on my x220 antiX 19 core x64.

A lan connection is a must if you want access to the internet.

Use Safe Video Mode Thanks anticapitalista I forgot this one.

During the install I was ask (do you want to install packagers) said yes to this just to check my lan was working. checked upgrades sure was 52 upgrades did not install them.
Next said yes to Timezone setup my time zone. Nice screen too.

After installing & rebooting

Logged into tty
Ran sudo apt update (worked just fine)
Then sudo apt upgrade (52 upgrades upgraded) I rebooted said yes to grub update MBR.
Back to tty and loggged in.
Ran sudo apt install xorg xserver-xorg xutils mesa-utils xinit << this was to get Xorg working as in GUI. If not you live in the terminal world. Also if you have an nvidia card install nvidia-detect as well.

As I use i3wm I installed i3wm you may use fluxbox rox icewm etc just install what you use in desktop environments. And did did not install a login manager like Slim LightDM or whatever I went the .xinitrc way.

With .xinitrc their is no login screen just tty to start X11 after logging in type startx

sudo apt install i3 dmenu rofi thunar geany this is for starters just to give me a desktop. (If I used

fluxbox

dmenu and rofi are not needed)

Now the above is installed I have everything that is need to get to my desktop and start X11

NON of the below is needed if you installed Slim or LighDM

All I need to do now is create .xinitrc in my home directory and tell it what desktop enviroment I want to start which is i3wm in my case. With the command below.

echo “exec i3” >> ~/.xinitrc

Just reboot loggin from tty and type startx

That it really.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by ex_Koo.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by ex_Koo.

[Member Xecure]

Good news it got solved. Let us know when you need some other help.

About installing from core an needing UEFI grub, until the devs find the time to fix the cli-installer, if you need to inatall again in the future, you could follow these steps.

anticapitalista wrote:

It is possible to install apps before running the installer.
So anyone can actually install their ‘desktop’ before running the installer.
This *should* work.

eg for antiX-core (since it comes with wireless drivers)

1. Boot live-usb (with or without persistence)
2. login as root
3. Use ceni to set up network
3. apt update
4. apt install xorg antix-installer jwm (I chose jwm since it is tiny)
5. startx
6. open a terminal and type minstall and follow the instructions
7. If you want to set keyboard as shown on the first screen, you also need to install fskbsetting
8. Enjoy!

And thanks for editing the thread title. It will help others if they ever have this problem again in the future.

antiX Live system enthusiast.
General Live Boot Parameters for antiX.

[Member namida12]

Found this info enabling iommu in my ASRock motherboard – Checked it was disabled. I change that to enable.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ASRock/comments/eomsak/asrock_x570m_pro4_how_do_i_enable_iommu/

Advanced –> AMD CBS –> NBIO –> there is an Option for IOMMU. Was disabled, changed to enable

these errors disappeared

[ 66.816718] kfd kfd: error getting iommu info. is the iommu enabled?
[ 66.816723] kfd kfd: Error initiallizing iommuv2
[ 66.816825] kfd kfd: device 1002:15d8 NOT added due to errors

Currently still stuck with these errors

[ 66.877416] udevd[607]: error opening ATTR{/sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:08:.1/0000:07:00.0/firmware/amdgpu!picasso_ta.bin/loading) for writing: No such file or Directory
and 
Welcome to antiX. Powered by Debian.
green611 login: [ 68.861662] [drm:mod_hcdcp_add_display_topology {amdgpu}} *ERROR* Failed to add display topology, DTM TA is not Initialized

I can sign in with user name and password, but stuck in command line.
startx fails…

• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by namida12.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 9 months ago by namida12.

[Moderator Brian Masinick]

Xecure wrote:

A very bad workaround is installing a WM, startx, installing antix minstaller and install antiX with the graphical intaller. Reboot, remove the WM and X if you don’t want it.

Not a real solution, sorry.

How will this affect the grub boot loader (boot manager)?

If we’re assuming that a full installation works as expected, that would be an alternative way.

I’m thinking that

sudo apt-get remove grub
(Or all grub packages), and also purging will completely remove the boot manager on a system when it’s not necessary.

Agreed?

--
Brian Masinick

[Member Xecure]

A very bad workaround is installing a WM, startx, installing antix minstaller and install antiX with the graphical intaller. Reboot, remove the WM and X if you don’t want it.

Not a real solution, sorry.

antiX Live system enthusiast.
General Live Boot Parameters for antiX.

[Member marcelocripe]

Xecure,

I do not understand the explanation of the link posting: https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/antix-mx-linux-127/how-to-make-openchrome-driver-work-with-antix-19-a -4175664747 /.

I don’t know which line in the grub file located in / etc / default I should insert “iomem = relaxed”,

Starting antiX 19.2 64-bit in graphics mode, with SpaceFm, I accessed the xorg.conf file located in / etc / X11 /, I managed to make the change:

in

Section "Device"
   Identifier "Device0"
   "Vesa" driver
   EndSection

for

Section "Device"
   Identifier "Videocard0"
   "Openchrome" driver
   VendorName "Via"
EndSection

I saved the file.

In the terminal I updated the grub:

$sudo update-grub {Enter}

In the /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d directory there is only the synaptics.conf file, should I insert any more parameters?

After changing the xorg.conf file, I restarted antiX 19.2 and stopped again in text mode and does not load graphics mode with the $ startx {Enter} command.

I think there is little left to work.

Thankful.
marcelocripe

Original text in Brazilian Portuguese, translated into English by the Google translator.

———-

Xecure,

Eu não estou entendendo a explicação da postagem do link: https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/antix-mx-linux-127/how-to-make-openchrome-driver-work-with-antix-19-a-4175664747/.

Eu não sei em qual linha do arquivo grub localizado em /etc/default eu deverei inserir o “iomem=relaxed”,

Iniciando no modo gráfico o antiX 19.2 64 bits, com o SpaceFm, acessei o arquivo xorg.conf localizado em /etc/X11/, eu consegui fazer a alteração:

de

Section "Device"
   Identifier "Device0"
   Driver     "vesa"
   EndSection   

para

Section "Device"
   Identifier "Videocard0"
   Driver     "Openchrome"
   VendorName "Via"
EndSection   

Salvei o arquivo.

No terminal atualizei o grub:

$sudo update-grub {Enter}

No diretório /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d só existe o arquivo synaptics.conf, eu deverei inserir mais algum parâmetro?

Após a alteração no arquivo xorg.conf, reiniciei o antiX 19.2 e parou novamente no modo texto e não carrega o modo gráfico com o comando $startx {Enter}.

Eu acho que falta pouco para funcionar.

Grato.
marcelocripe

Texto original no idioma português do Brasil, traduzido para inglês pelo tradutor do Google.

[Member marcelocripe]

BobC,

5 – With the pendrive ready to boot with antiX-17.4.1_x64-full.iso, after the boot, I selected F2 Language, with the arrow to the right and up, select Portuguese (BR) and Enter, in Boot option:

quiet splash=v disable=lx

I changed it to:

xorg=vesa

Enter

AntiX-17.4.1 64 bit was able to load in graphic mode, the video is slow, better than booting with Safe Video Mode, however it is not yet possible to play a local video or access Youtube.

6 – With the pendrive ready to boot with antiX-17.4.1_x64-full.iso, after the boot, I selected F2 Language, with the right and up arrow, select Portuguese (BR) and Enter, in Boot option:

quiet splash=v disable=lx

I changed it to:

xorg=openchrome

Enter

AntiX-17.4.1 64 bit, failed to load in graphical mode, stopped at the command prompt, I entered the user: demo and the password: demo

demo @ antix: ~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.19.2
Release date: 2017-03-02
X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0
… Linux 4.19.4-antix2-amd64-smp x86_64 antiX
…
…
…
… (EE) (EE) Server terminated for help (1). Closinglog file.
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

Do the results of these tests help in any way?

marcelocripe

Original text in Brazilian Portuguese, translated into English by Google translator.

—————–

BobC,

5 – Com o pendrive preparado para inicializar com o antiX-17.4.1_x64-full.iso, após o boot, selecionei F2 Language, com a seta para direita e para cima, selecionar Português (BR) e Enter, em Opção de inicialização:

quiet splash=v disable=lx

Alterei para:

xorg=vesa

Enter

O antiX-17.4.1 64 bit conseguiu carregar em modo gráfico, o vídeo está lento, melhor do que inicializando com Safe Video Mode, contudo ainda não é possível tocar um vídeo local ou acessar o Youtube.

6 – Com o pendrive preparado para inicializar com o antiX-17.4.1_x64-full.iso, após o boot, selecionei F2 Language, com a seta para direita e para cima, selecionar Português (BR) e Enter, em Opção de inicialização:

quiet splash=v disable=lx

Alterei para:

xorg=openchrome

Enter

O antiX-17.4.1 64 bit, não conseguiu carregar em modo gráfico, parou no prompt de comando, entrei com o usuário: demo e a senha: demo

demo@antix:~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.19.2
Release date: 2017-03-02
X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0
… Linux 4.19.4-antix2-amd64-smp x86_64 antiX
…
…
…
… (EE) (EE) Server terminated for help (1) . Closinglog file.
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

Os resultados destes testes ajudam de alguma forma?

marcelocripe

Texto original em idioma português do Brasil, traduzido para o inglês por Google tradutor.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by marcelocripe.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by marcelocripe.

[Member marcelocripe]

Hello dear colleagues, how are you?

I apologize for the delay, but time-consuming tests I can only perform on the weekend.

BobC if you can do me a favor and teach me the step by step or tutorial on how to use the cheat codes you suggested, you will be very welcome to me and to everyone who is reviving old computers or with computers that have chip sets of motherboard that antiX 19.2 does not have a compatible driver.

I managed to do more tests on the other computer, it really has a damaged onboard video card and will need to receive the GF MX4000 offboard video card.

Here are the results of the tests using the Via VT8237R Plus onboard video card from the MSI 238318 motherboard brand and model Semp Toshiba Info ES-1513:

1 – I installed Win XP SP3 and installed the video driver and the response was normal without any problem.

2 – I installed SliTaz 5.0-RC4 (image downloaded on 04-07-2020), the video was better on Win XP than on SliTaz, I realized that the answer was slightly slow compared to Win XP. (I hope I won’t be punished for naming other operating systems in this forum).

3 – I prepared the pendrive to boot with antiX-17.4.1_x64-full.iso, after boot, I selected F2 Language, with the right and up arrow, select Portuguese (BR) and Enter, the options menus were displayed in Portuguese, F3 São Paulo Time Zone. I selected antX-17.4.1 x64-full (28 March 2019) I hit Enter and what I didn’t want happened, stopped at the command prompt, I entered the user: demo and password: demo

demo @ antix: ~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.19.2
release date: 2017-03-02
X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0
… Linux 4.19.4-antix2-amd64-smp x86_64 antiX
…
…
…
… (EE) (EE) Server terminated for help (1). Closinglog file.
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

4 – I restarted the computer again and selected the second option: Safe Video Mode, the images fail, the response is slow, not as slow as in antiX 19.2.

Obs .: Wow! Since the antiX-17.4.1 menu and taskbar are very beautiful! I found antiX-17.4.1’s menu and taskbar simpler than antiX 19.2’s. It is clearer and easier to read. Another detail is that antiX-17.4.1 consumes about 114MB of RAM, the processing was about 54%.

I was able to complete the installation successfully, after the computer restarted with the boot configured to start via HD, antiX-17.4.1 was started with extreme difficulties in the video responses, similar to Safe Video Mode via pendrive.

Apparently antiX-17.4.1 also does not support this video card, but it behaved better than antiX 19.2, however it is still not feasible to use this computer with antiX until the video controller is resolved, which would be unfortunate not to use antiX due to the video.

If anyone has any more ideas they will be very welcome.

Anyway, I would like to thank everyone who collaborated with their considerations and teachings, certainly this post will be of great use to other colleagues.

marcelocripe

Original text in Brazilian Portuguese, translated into English by Google translator.

————–

Olá caro colegas, tudo bem com vocês?

Peço desculpas pela demora, mas testes demorados eu só conseguo realizar no final de semana.

BobC se você puder me fazer uma gentileza e me ensinar o passo a passo ou tutorial de como usar os códigos de trapaça que você sugeriu, serão muito bem vindos para mim e para todos que estejam revivendo computadores antigos ou com computadores que tenham chip set de placa-mãe que o antiX 19.2 não possui driver compatível.

Eu consegui fazer mais testes no outro computador, realmente está com a placa de vídeo onboard danificada e precisará receber a placa de vídeo offboard GF MX4000.

Seguem os resultados dos testes utilizando a placa de vídeo onboard Via VT8237R Plus da placa mãe MSI 238318 marca e modelo Semp Toshiba Info ES-1513:

1 – Instalei do Win XP SP3 e a instalação do driver de vídeo e a resposta foi normal sem qualquer problema.

2 – Instalei o SliTaz 5.0-RC4 (imagem baixada no dia 04-07-2020), o vídeo foi melhor no Win XP do que no SliTaz, percebi que a reposta apresentava pequena lentidão em relação ao Win XP. (Espero não ser punido por citar nome de outros sistemas operacionais neste fórum).

3 – Preparei o pendrive para inicializar com o antiX-17.4.1_x64-full.iso, após o boot, selecionei F2 Language, com a seta para direita e para cima, selecionar Português (BR) e Enter, os menus de opções foram exibidos em Português, F3 Fuso Horário de São Paulo. Selecionei antX-17.4.1 x64-full (28 March 2019) pressionei Enter e aconteceu o que eu não queria, parou no prompt de comando, entrei com o usuário: demo e a senha: demo

demo@antix:~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.19.2
release date: 2017-03-02
X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0
… Linux 4.19.4-antix2-amd64-smp x86_64 antiX
…
…
…
… (EE) (EE) Server terminated for help (1) . Closinglog file.
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

4 – Reiniciei o computador novamente e selecionei a segunda opção: Safe Video Mode, as imagens falham, a resposta é lenta, não tão lenta como no antiX 19.2.

Obs.: Nossa! Como o menu e a barra de tarefas do antiX-17.4.1 são muito bonitos! Eu achei mais bonito o menu e a barra de tarefas mais simples do antiX-17.4.1 do que as do antiX 19.2. É mais claro e mais fácil para a leitura. Outro detalhe é que o antiX-17.4.1 consome cerca de 114MB de memória RAM, o processamento estava em cerca de 54%.

Eu consegui concluir a instalação com sucesso, após o computador reiniciar com o boot configurado para iniciar via HD, o antiX-17.4.1 foi iniciado com extrema dificuldades nas respostas do vídeo, semelhante ao Safe Video Mode via pendrive.

Ao que parece o antiX-17.4.1 também não tem suporte para esta placa de vídeo, mas se comportou melhor que o antiX 19.2, contudo ainda não é viável utilizar este computador com antiX até que se resolva o controlador de vídeo, o que seria lamentável não usar o antiX devido ao vídeo.

Caso alguém tenha mais alguma ideia será muito bem vinda.

De qualquer forma, agradeço a todos que colaboraram com suas considerações e ensinamentos, certamente esta postagem será de grande utilidade para outros colegas.

marcelocripe

Texto original em idioma português do Brasil, traduzido para o inglês por Google tradutor.

[Member marcelocripe]

Olá colegas,

Peço desculpas pela demora em retornar com o teste sugerido pelo Xecure, é que eu estava instalando nas outras máquinas o antiX e consegui configurá-las para ficarem semelhantes aos que os usuários básicos estão acostumados a encontrar.

1 Teste: Editei o texto:
Opções avançadas para antiX-19.2 Hnnie Schaft, tecla “e”

vga=quiet

para

vga=791 xorg=openchrome

F10.

O vídeo no monitor permanece visível com o prompt de comando, entrei com o usuário e a senha,

usuario@antix:~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.20.4
… Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64 x86_64 Debian
…
…
…
usuario/.local/share/xorg/Xorg.0.log” for additional information. (EE) (EE) Server terminate with error (1) . Closinglog file
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

Xecure, consegui fazer outro teste sugerido por você, de instalar novamente o antiX utilizando a placa de vídeo onborad da placa mãe, com outro HD:

Alterei o dispositivo de boot primário para USB na BIOS da placa mãe.

Após o carregamento na memória o antiX Linux selecionei a opção antX-19.2 x64-full (27 March 2020) pressionei Enter.

Exibiu erro:
[13.344255] ata:SRST falied (errono=-16)
[23.376397] ata:SRST falied (error=-16)

Não carregou o modo gráfico para fazer a instalação do antiX.

Reiniciei e após o carregamento na memória o antiX Linux selecionei a opção Safe video Mode, exibiu:
Exibiu erro:
[13.344017] ata:SRST falied (errono=-16)
[23.376014] ata:SRST falied (error=-16)

Em seguida carregou o modo gráfico extremamente lento, particionei o HD e continuei o processo de instalação.

Após reiniciar alterei a ordem de boot para inicializar via HD, infelizmente o boot falhou, precisarei verificar com outros testes se o HD possui defeito.

marcelocripe

Texto original no idioma português do Brasil, traduzido para inglês pelo tradutor do Google.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by marcelocripe.

[Member marcelocripe]

Hello colleagues,

I apologize for the delay in returning with the test suggested by Xecure, is that I was installing antiX on the other machines and managed to configure them to be similar to what basic users are used to finding.

1 Test: I edited the text:
Advanced options for antiX-19.2 Hnnie Schaft, “e” key

vga = quiet

for

vga = 791 xorg = openchrome

F10.

The video on the monitor remains visible with the command prompt, I entered the username and password,

user @ antix: ~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.20.4
… Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64 x86_64 Debian
…
…
…
user / .local / share / xorg / Xorg.0.log ”for additional information. (EE) (EE) Server terminate with error (1). Closinglog file
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

Xecure, I managed to do another test suggested by you, to install antiX again using the onborad video card of the motherboard, with another HD::

I changed the primary boot device to USB in the motherboard BIOS.

After loading into memory antiX Linux I selected the option antX-19.2 x64-full (27 March 2020) I pressed Enter.

Displayed error:
[13.344255] minutes: SRST failed (errono = -16)
[23.376397] minutes: SRST failed (error = -16)

You did not load the graphical mode to install antiX.

I restarted and after loading into memory antiX Linux I selected the Safe video Mode option, displayed:
Displayed error:
[13.344017] minutes: SRST failed (errono = -16)
[23.376014] minutes: SRST failed (error = -16)

Then I loaded the extremely slow graphics mode, partitioned the HD and continued the installation process.

After restarting I changed the boot order to boot via HD, unfortunately the boot failed, I will need to check with other tests if the HD is defective.

marcelocripe

Original text in Brazilian Portuguese, translated into English by the Google translator.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by marcelocripe.

[Member marcelocripe]

Hello colleagues,

I apologize for the delay in returning with the test suggested by Xecure, is that I was installing antiX on the other machines and managed to configure them to be similar to what basic users are used to finding.

1 Test: I edited the text:
Advanced options for antiX-19.2 Hnnie Schaft, “e” key

vga=quiet

for

vga=791 xorg=openchrome

F10.

The video on the monitor remains visible with the command prompt, I entered the username and password,

user @ antix: ~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.20.4
… Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64 x86_64 Debian
…
…
…
user / .local / share / xorg / Xorg.0.log ”for additional information. (EE) (EE) Server terminate with error (1). Closinglog file
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

Xecure, I managed to do another test suggested by you, to install antiX again using the onborad video card of the motherboard, as another HD:

I changed the primary boot device to USB in the motherboard BIOS.

After loading into memory antiX Linux I selected the option antX-19.2 x64-full (27 March 2020) I pressed Enter.

Displayed error:
[13.344255] minutes: SRST failed (errono = -16)
[23.376397] minutes: SRST failed (error = -16)

You did not load the graphical mode to install antiX.

I restarted and after loading into memory antiX Linux I selected the Safe video Mode option, displayed:
Displayed error:
[13.344017] minutes: SRST failed (errono = -16)
[23.376014] minutes: SRST failed (error = -16)

Then I loaded the extremely slow graphics mode, partitioned the HD and continued the installation process.

After restarting I changed the boot order to boot via HD, unfortunately the boot failed, I will need to check with other tests if the HD is defective.

marcelocripe

Original text in Brazilian Portuguese, translated into English by the Google translator.

————-

Olá colegas,

Peço desculpas pela demora em retornar com o teste sugerido pelo Xecure, é que eu estava instalando nas outras máquinas o antiX e consegui configurá-las para ficarem semelhantes aos que os usuários básicos estão acostumados a encontrar.

1 Teste: Editei o texto:
Opções avançadas para antiX-19.2 Hnnie Schaft, tecla “e”

vga=quiet

para

vga=791 xorg=openchrome

F10.

O vídeo no monitor permanece visível com o prompt de comando, entrei com o usuário e a senha,

usuario@antix:~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.20.4
… Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64 x86_64 Debian
…
…
…
usuario/.local/share/xorg/Xorg.0.log” for additional information. (EE) (EE) Server terminate with error (1) . Closinglog file
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

Xecure, consegui fazer outro teste sugerido por você, de instalar novamente o antiX utilizando a placa de vídeo onborad da placa mãe, como outro HD:

Alterei o dispositivo de boot primário para USB na BIOS da placa mãe.

Após o carregamento na memória o antiX Linux selecionei a opção antX-19.2 x64-full (27 March 2020) pressionei Enter.

Exibiu erro:
[13.344255] ata:SRST falied (errono=-16)
[23.376397] ata:SRST falied (error=-16)

Não carregou o modo gráfico para fazer a instalação do antiX.

Reiniciei e após o carregamento na memória o antiX Linux selecionei a opção Safe video Mode, exibiu:
Exibiu erro:
[13.344017] ata:SRST falied (errono=-16)
[23.376014] ata:SRST falied (error=-16)

Em seguida carregou o modo gráfico extremamente lento, particionei o HD e continuei o processo de instalação.

Após reiniciar alterei a ordem de boot para inicializar via HD, infelizmente o boot falhou, precisarei verificar com outros testes se o HD possui defeito.

marcelocripe

Texto original no idioma português do Brasil, traduzido para inglês pelo tradutor do Google.

[Member marcelocripe]

Hello colleagues,

I apologize for the delay in returning with the test suggested by Xecure, is that I was installing antiX on the other machines and managed to configure them to be similar to what basic users are used to finding.

1 Test: I edited the text:
Advanced options for antiX-19.2 Hnnie Schaft, “e” key

vga = quiet

for

vga = 791 xorg = openchrome

F10.

The video on the monitor remains visible with the command prompt, I entered the username and password,

user @ antix: ~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.20.4
… Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64 x86_64 Debian
…
…
…
user / .local / share / xorg / Xorg.0.log ”for additional information. (EE) (EE) Server terminate with error (1). Closinglog file
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

Xecure, I managed to do another test suggested by you, to install antiX again using the onborad video card of the motherboard, as another HD:

I changed the primary boot device to USB in the motherboard BIOS.

After loading into memory antiX Linux I selected the option antX-19.2 x64-full (27 March 2020) I pressed Enter.

Displayed error:
[13.344255] minutes: SRST failed (errono = -16)
[23.376397] minutes: SRST failed (error = -16)

You did not load the graphical mode to install antiX.

I restarted and after loading into memory antiX Linux I selected the Safe video Mode option, displayed:
Displayed error:
[13.344017] minutes: SRST failed (errono = -16)
[23.376014] minutes: SRST failed (error = -16)

Then I loaded the extremely slow graphics mode, partitioned the HD and continued the installation process.

After restarting I changed the boot order to boot via HD, unfortunately the boot failed, I will need to check with other tests if the HD is defective.

marcelocripe

Original text in Brazilian Portuguese, translated into English by the Google translator.

————–

Olá colegas,

Peço desculpas pela demora em retornar com o teste sugerido pelo Xecure, é que eu estava instalando nas outras máquinas o antiX e consegui configurá-las para ficarem semelhantes aos que os usuários básicos estão acostumados a encontrar.

1 Teste: Editei o texto:
Opções avançadas para antiX-19.2 Hnnie Schaft, tecla “e”

vga=quiet

para

vga=791 xorg=openchrome

F10.

O vídeo no monitor permanece visível com o prompt de comando, entrei com o usuário e a senha,

usuario@antix:~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.20.4
… Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64 x86_64 Debian
…
…
…
usuario/.local/share/xorg/Xorg.0.log” for additional information. (EE) (EE) Server terminate with error (1) . Closinglog file
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

Xecure, consegui fazer outro teste sugerido por você, de instalar novamente o antiX utilizando a placa de vídeo onborad da placa mãe, como outro HD:

Alterei o dispositivo de boot primário para USB na BIOS da placa mãe.

Após o carregamento na memória o antiX Linux selecionei a opção antX-19.2 x64-full (27 March 2020) pressionei Enter.

Exibiu erro:
[13.344255] ata:SRST falied (errono=-16)
[23.376397] ata:SRST falied (error=-16)

Não carregou o modo gráfico para fazer a instalação do antiX.

Reiniciei e após o carregamento na memória o antiX Linux selecionei a opção Safe video Mode, exibiu:
Exibiu erro:
[13.344017] ata:SRST falied (errono=-16)
[23.376014] ata:SRST falied (error=-16)

Em seguida carregou o modo gráfico extremamente lento, particionei o HD e continuei o processo de instalação.

Após reiniciar alterei a ordem de boot para inicializar via HD, infelizmente o boot falhou, precisarei verificar com outros testes se o HD possui defeito.

marcelocripe

Texto original no idioma português do Brasil, traduzido para inglês pelo tradutor do Google.

[Member marcelocripe]

Hello colleagues,

I apologize for the delay in returning with the test suggested by Xecure, is that I was installing antiX on the other machines and managed to configure them to be similar to what basic users are used to finding.

1 Test: I edited the text:
Advanced options for antiX-19.2 Hnnie Schaft, “e” key

vga=quiet

for

vga=791 xorg=openchrome

F10.

The video on the monitor remains visible with the command prompt, I entered the username and password,

user @ antix: ~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.20.4
… Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64 x86_64 Debian
…
…
…
user / .local / share / xorg / Xorg.0.log ”for additional information. (EE) (EE) Server terminate with error (1). Closinglog file
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

Xecure, I managed to do another test suggested by you, to install antiX again using the onborad video card of the motherboard, as another HD:

I changed the primary boot device to USB in the motherboard BIOS.

After loading into memory antiX Linux I selected the option antX-19.2 x64-full (27 March 2020) I pressed Enter.

Displayed error:
[13.344255] minutes: SRST failed (errono = -16)
[23.376397] minutes: SRST failed (error = -16)

You did not load the graphical mode to install antiX.

I restarted and after loading into memory antiX Linux I selected the Safe video Mode option, displayed:
Displayed error:
[13.344017] minutes: SRST failed (errono = -16)
[23.376014] minutes: SRST failed (error = -16)

Then I loaded the extremely slow graphics mode, partitioned the HD and continued the installation process.

After restarting I changed the boot order to boot via HD, unfortunately the boot failed, I will need to check with other tests if the HD is defective.

marcelocripe

Original text in Brazilian Portuguese, translated into English by the Google translator.

————-

Olá colegas,

Peço desculpas pela demora em retornar com o teste sugerido pelo Xecure, é que eu estava instalando nas outras máquinas o antiX e consegui configurá-las para ficarem semelhantes aos que os usuários básicos estão acostumados a encontrar.

1 Teste: Editei o texto:
Opções avançadas para antiX-19.2 Hnnie Schaft, tecla “e”

vga=quiet

para

vga=791 xorg=openchrome

F10.

O vídeo no monitor permanece visível com o prompt de comando, entrei com o usuário e a senha,

usuario@antix:~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.20.4
… Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64 x86_64 Debian
…
…
…
usuario/.local/share/xorg/Xorg.0.log” for additional information. (EE) (EE) Server terminate with error (1) . Closinglog file
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

Xecure, consegui fazer outro teste sugerido por você, de instalar novamente o antiX utilizando a placa de vídeo onborad da placa mãe, como outro HD:

Alterei o dispositivo de boot primário para USB na BIOS da placa mãe.

Após o carregamento na memória o antiX Linux selecionei a opção antX-19.2 x64-full (27 March 2020) pressionei Enter.

Exibiu erro:
[13.344255] ata:SRST falied (errono=-16)
[23.376397] ata:SRST falied (error=-16)

Não carregou o modo gráfico para fazer a instalação do antiX.

Reiniciei e após o carregamento na memória o antiX Linux selecionei a opção Safe video Mode, exibiu:
Exibiu erro:
[13.344017] ata:SRST falied (errono=-16)
[23.376014] ata:SRST falied (error=-16)

Em seguida carregou o modo gráfico extremamente lento, particionei o HD e continuei o processo de instalação.

Após reiniciar alterei a ordem de boot para inicializar via HD, infelizmente o boot falhou, precisarei verificar com outros testes se o HD possui defeito.

marcelocripe

Texto original no idioma português do Brasil, traduzido para inglês pelo tradutor do Google.

[Member marcelocripe]

Hello colleagues,

I apologize for the delay in returning with the test suggested by Xecure, is that I was installing antiX on the other machines and managed to configure them to be similar to what basic users are used to finding.

1 Test: I edited the text:
Advanced options for antiX-19.2 Hnnie Schaft, “e” key

vga=quiet

for

vga=791 xorg=openchrome

F10.

The video on the monitor remains visible with the command prompt, I entered the username and password,

user @ antix: ~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.20.4
… Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64 x86_64 Debian
…
…
…
user / .local / share / xorg / Xorg.0.log ”for additional information. (EE) (EE) Server terminate with error (1). Closinglog file
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

Xecure, I managed to do another test suggested by you, to install antiX again using the onborad video card of the motherboard, as another HD:

I changed the primary boot device to USB in the motherboard BIOS.

After loading into memory antiX Linux I selected the option antX-19.2 x64-full (27 March 2020) I pressed Enter.

Displayed error:
[13.344255] minutes: SRST failed (errono = -16)
[23.376397] minutes: SRST failed (error = -16)

You did not load the graphical mode to install antiX.

I restarted and after loading into memory antiX Linux I selected the Safe video Mode option, displayed:
Displayed error:
[13.344017] minutes: SRST failed (errono = -16)
[23.376014] minutes: SRST failed (error = -16)

Then I loaded the extremely slow graphics mode, partitioned the HD and continued the installation process.

After restarting I changed the boot order to boot via HD, unfortunately the boot failed, I will need to check with other tests if the HD is defective.

marcelocripe

Original text in Brazilian Portuguese, translated into English by the Google translator.

————–

Olá colegas,

Peço desculpas pela demora em retornar com o teste sugerido pelo Xecure, é que eu estava instalando nas outras máquinas o antiX e consegui configurá-las para ficarem semelhantes aos que os usuários básicos estão acostumados a encontrar.

1 Teste: Editei o texto:
Opções avançadas para antiX-19.2 Hnnie Schaft, tecla “e”

vga=quiet

para

vga=791 xorg=openchrome

F10.

O vídeo no monitor permanece visível com o prompt de comando, entrei com o usuário e a senha,

usuario@antix:~
$ startx {Enter}

X.Org X Server 1.20.4
… Linux 4.9.0-8-amd64 x86_64 Debian
…
…
…
usuario/.local/share/xorg/Xorg.0.log” for additional information. (EE) (EE) Server terminate with error (1) . Closinglog file
xinit: giving up
xinit: unable to connect to X server: Connection refused
xinit: server error

Xecure, consegui fazer outro teste sugerido por você, de instalar novamente o antiX utilizando a placa de vídeo onborad da placa mãe, como outro HD:

Alterei o dispositivo de boot primário para USB na BIOS da placa mãe.

Após o carregamento na memória o antiX Linux selecionei a opção antX-19.2 x64-full (27 March 2020) pressionei Enter.

Exibiu erro:
[13.344255] ata:SRST falied (errono=-16)
[23.376397] ata:SRST falied (error=-16)

Não carregou o modo gráfico para fazer a instalação do antiX.

Reiniciei e após o carregamento na memória o antiX Linux selecionei a opção Safe video Mode, exibiu:
Exibiu erro:
[13.344017] ata:SRST falied (errono=-16)
[23.376014] ata:SRST falied (error=-16)

Em seguida carregou o modo gráfico extremamente lento, particionei o HD e continuei o processo de instalação.

Após reiniciar alterei a ordem de boot para inicializar via HD, infelizmente o boot falhou, precisarei verificar com outros testes se o HD possui defeito.

marcelocripe

Texto original no idioma português do Brasil, traduzido para inglês pelo tradutor do Google.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 10 months ago by marcelocripe.