Login interface displays incorrect display size on Kali Linux system.
Login interface displays incorrect display size on Kali Linux system.
you also have dual boot with win 7 and kali linux, but it displays signal out of range.
Open the terminal (Ctrl+Alt+F2) and type this command: xrandr -s 1280x1024 After that, install a distro that requires installation and discontinue using unsupported OS's Edited April 18, 2021 by 10leej
I managed to access the terminal and enter a command, but it still says can't open display. I also tried using super user mode, and the issue remains the same. Please help!
Successfully accessed the terminal. Entered the command and pressed enter. Received the message: "Can't open display." Also tried as super user, issue remains the same. Need assistance.
Output:
{
"output": "The process completed successfully. Here are the results:"
}
It isn't starting the display since the command isn't executed from within an Xserver. Here are some solutions: 1. Determine which display is active (usually number 0) and use the display flag in xrandr, then return to tty1 via ctrl + alt + F1. 2. Attempt to log in to the desktop, open a terminal, and input the command (using shortcuts if possible). 3. The suggested fix is to modify your .xprofile file in your home directory and add the xrandr command, then restart. I advise against installing Kali Linux as it's intentionally insecure and not designed for installation (unless using a VM or USB).