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Fedora 11<br />
I am completely new to using linux so this is probably an easy question.<br />
I was recently trying to install a graphics driver and after the reboot the PC went blank. I have read about getting linux into text mode where I was hoping to remove the driver but it automatically boots straight into loading. I have read on some websites that you are supposed to get an option before the boot and you can select init 3?<br />
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&nbsp;I can view the interactive mode during the boot. &nbsp;Are there any other keys I need to press to get this into text mode or to give me a console window.<br />
I need to run /usr/share/ati/fglix-unins<wbr />tall.sh to remove the drivers.<br />
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Thanks for your help.<br />
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Cheers<br />

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Fedora 11
I am completely new to using linux so this is probably an easy question.
I was recently trying to install a graphics driver and after the reboot the PC went blank. I have read about getting linux into text mode where I was hoping to remove the driver but it automatically boots straight into loading. I have read on some websites that you are supposed to get an option before the boot and you can select init 3?

 I can view the interactive mode during the boot.  Are there any other keys I need to press to get this into text mode or to give me a console window.
I need to run /usr/share/ati/fglix-uninstall.sh to remove the drivers.

Thanks for your help.

Cheers


Fedora 11 - Help to remove driver - boot into text mode

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