Disclaimer: I am a newbie :oops:
I just purchased my first Linux system. I am running the 64-bit version of SUSE 9.1. During one of my first sessions, while doing some adminstrative work (formatting and mounting a hard drive and creating user accounts, nothing really too complicated even for a newbie), upon logging out something unusual happened: all the text in the log-out window became unreadable. All the characters appeared as squares. I was unable to start KDE since then.
When I reboot, the only thing that seems different is the line
"loading compose table winkeys shiftctrl latin1.add failed"
and further below
"failed services in runlevel 5: network alsasound kbd"
I am able to login to Linux using a standard ASCII console. I suspect that something went wrong with the fonts, but I have no idea how to verify this assumption nor how to fix it. Can you please help? (Where is my other bottle of Maalox?)
Friday, November 29th 2024, 6:19pm
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