Some users have reported that they cannot boot AriOS properl.
If you encounter such a problem and see a gray screen instead of GNOME, simply switch to a virtual console by pressing Alt+Ctrl+F1. If you are booting inside Virtualbox, use HOST key (usually right ctrl) +F1.
Then run:
sudo killall Xorg
sudo stop lightdm
sudo start lightdm
This should get you into GNOME.
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I’m trying to run this on Oracle VirtualBox. I get the message:
“This kernel require the following features not present on the cpu: pae
Unable to boot – please use a kernel appropriate for your CPU”
Could anyone help? AriOS looks great but I would like to try it before using it.
I went ahead and burnt to a DVD, running it on my laptop. I get the grey screen. The commands do not fix it, either.
I have tried both the 32 bit and 64 bit versions on two different computers: Intel and AMD. I tried the “grey screen fix” on both. It did not work on either computer.
I received no message or response after entering “sudo start lighted”.
I would love to evaluate your OS, but this is a serious problem that has not been adequately addressed.
uhh I hope you typed “sudo start lightdm” and not “started” ….
Was using AriOS for quite a long time until a bad install of another distro messed up my partitions. Might give it another go soon though as it is a very good distro.
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