Logging in to Corel LINUX and Linux using specialized settings
In addition to allowing you to log in directly to Corel LINUX or another operating system, the startup menu provides other options. You can use these startup options to go directly to the Login shell (command line mode) instead of the Corel LINUX graphical user interface or desktop. Typically, these options are used for troubleshooting a Linux operating system or configuration.
To start Corel LINUX or Linux using specialized settings
1. Start your computer.
2. Once the Corel LINUX splash screen and the menu are displayed, do one of the following:
Press the number key that corresponds to the number of the setting you want to use in the menu.
Press UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW to choose the setting, and press ENTER.
The following options are available:
Linux – VGA Modestarts Corel LINUX in 16-color VGA screen settings. Use this option if you are having display issues.
Linux – Consolelets you start the Login shell (command line mode). You can use this option if you have inadvertently damaged the operating system and are not able to log in to Corel LINUX. The Login lets you log in to a working operating system without relying on the installation settings of the operating system.
Linux – Debuglets you view Linux kernel messages
Linux – Expertthis is for experienced Linux users only and provides access to a manual version of the menu