[Solved]Black Screen! Help me :(

Hi,
my Arch installed on Toshiba Portege M100 can't start xfce 4 or slim.
But from beginning:
Firstly I used kdemod 3.5 for 1 year. But my Toshiba got slower and slower.
So I decided to switch to xfce4 due to performance benefits.
So I installed xfce 4 with a
# pacman -S xfce4
# pacman -S xfce4-goodies
Then I started it with
startxfce4
And it came... NOTHING. Only Black Screen.
After that I read on archwiki that I should install DBUS :
# pacman -S dbus
Anyway, I restarted.
Then I installed slim as my new Loginmanager.
I added Slim to /etc/rc.d as a daemon.
But unfortunately I didn't create a ~/.xinitrc file (didn't know).
So, after that I restarted again and it started Slim but only a black screen appeared.
And I can do nothing such as ALT + F2,F3...
So my question is how to get to console?
Last edited by Archiee (2009-12-06 22:48:10)

Try CTL+ALT F2/3/4/5/6 - F7 to get back to your black screen
Deej

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LONG OUTPUT AND IN THE END
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QDBusConnection: session D-Bus connection created before QCoreApplication. Application may misbehave.
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Black screen, Help please!!

I have tried turning it off and leaving it off for an hour and then turning it on, nothing changed. Please Help!!
My screen turns on to full brightness for 3-5 seconds when I turn on my macbook, then goess to a black screen, can someone help? The brightness adjustment keys are not doing anything.

yeah that is the exact thing i found too. i downloaded that but it says the thing is corrupt when i try to open it matter o fact...to even download that i had to disable phishing/malware protection on my browser and i REALLY didnt wanna do that i have
NEVER had to do that for anything...ever...in looking for other fixer programs i ran across something that was telling me not to use those runonce fixers because alot of those things actually install more malicious stuff as they fix the runonce or pretend
to. i mean even when i google runonce repair one of the top links is this program that comes up and it just seems fishy to me the comments on the page just dont seem authentic http://simple-pc-help.com/How-To-Repair-RUNONCE.EXE-Instantly/ so i
dont know what/who to trust so i think i'm just gonna leave the thing alone

[Solved]Black Screen! Help me :(

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