Console mode after installation on dell inspiron 7537

[aralmim]

Console mode after installation on dell inspiron 7537, no grapchical environment.
Press "Control-D" or give root pasword.

My laptop has hybrid praphic card, 1 is Intel HD Graphics 4000/5000 Driver and the 2 is NVIDIA(R) GEFORCE(R) GT 750M 2GB DDR5,with 1366x768 pixels, 15".
The driver is intel8 or something, the monitor i don't know which one to chose, afterward s I wanted to try the Mageia hybrid graphics solution. The installed prahical environment is Gnome 3. The monitor is the laptops original monitor.

I will post results about this commands in one hour:

grep -i driver /var/log/Xorg.0.log
lspcidrake -v | grep VGA
xrandr -q

[aralmim]

The result is attached in the attachments..

[doktor5000]

So you don't have a problem with the external monitor, but with booting to graphics mode at all.
Please have a look at https://wiki.mageia.org/en/Mageia_4_Err ... e_CD.2FDVD and viewtopic.php?f=7&t=7629

[aralmim]

Ok, so which one from the site is the answear for my problem ?
Another problem is that now I don't even know what kind a monitor should I chose..

[doktor5000]

Did you actually read that section, or the linked thread?
On the wiki page, have a look at the bullet point at the bottom starting with "If your system has trouble starting the graphical interface (X), you can try several kernel options:"

When the system is installed, you don't need to choose a monitor. Or what do you mean?

[aralmim]

I tried: xdriver=nouveau -and started something, I could see the mouse arrow, and that was all, gnome3 sad that i need to logout and log back, he has trouble with he's extension.

[aralmim]

When I install my system I must choose a monitor for my system which I use, ex. generic, custom, and so on..
I will check the boot options, I have seen no failsafe option until now.

[doktor5000]

I could see the mouse arrow, and that was all, gnome3 sad that i need to logout and log back, he has trouble with he's extension.

The errata also says in some cases you may need to restart the X server, either by pressing Ctrl+Alt+Backspace or via commandline. See the first bullet point under previosly posted link.

[aralmim]

Ok, so I do a Ctrl+Alt+Backspace and I get: Gnome-Shell: Oh no somthing has gone wrong...
And If I do again a Ctrl+Alt+Backspace or try to Log out, nothing changes.