Not booting to GUI, command prompt only

[Lance]

I have tried to boot from my usb flash drive after burning the .iso
for both the 4.0 ICS and 3.2 Honeycomb builds. I have used unetbootin,
Lili, and another program, all with the same resulit. I do not boot to
the screen that says ANDROID. Instead a screen that looks like this
comes up.

Detecting Andriod-x86..... found at /dev/sbd4

A N D R O I D root@andriod:/ #

Am I supposed to type something at this prompt to get it to boot? The
strangest part is that it was not doing this just a few days ago. In
virtual box in windows it boots just fine. But from a cold restart I
get the screen above. I am using a T91. I used the search function of
this group and put in the "root@android:/ #" and nothing helpful came
up. Thanks for the help!

[Chih-Wei Huang]

So far T91/T91MT doesn't work due to buggy
psb_gfx (gma500) driver.

I'll try to remove that driver as a workaround.
You will not be able to run native resolution,
but at least you can enter an unaccelerated gui.

Note T101MT doesn't suffer from the issue
since it use normal i915 driver.

[Lance]

Thanks for the reply, glad to know its not just me. Does 3.2 suffer
from the same problem? I am having the same issue with it as well.

On Dec 12, 8:21 pm, Chih-Wei Huang <cwhu...@android-x86.org> wrote:
> So far T91/T91MT doesn't work due to buggy
> psb_gfx (gma500) driver.
>
> I'll try to remove that driver as a workaround.
> You will not be able to run native resolution,
> but at least you can enter an unaccelerated gui.
>
> Note T101MT doesn't suffer from the issue
> since it use normal i915 driver.
>

> 2011-12-10 下午4:04 於 "Lance" <silvertunet...@gmail.com> 寫道：
>
>
>
>
>
> > I have tried to boot from my usb flash drive after burning the .iso
> > for both the 4.0 ICS and 3.2 Honeycomb builds. I have used unetbootin,
> > Lili, and another program, all with the same resulit. I do not boot to
> > the screen that says ANDROID. Instead a screen that looks like this
> > comes up.
>
> > Detecting Andriod-x86..... found at /dev/sbd4
>
> > A N D R O I D root@andriod:/ #
>
> > Am I supposed to type something at this prompt to get it to boot? The
> > strangest part is that it was not doing this just a few days ago. In
> > virtual box in windows it boots just fine. But from a cold restart I
> > get the screen above. I am using a T91. I used the search function of
> > this group and put in the "root@android:/ #" and nothing helpful came

> > up. Thanks for the help!- Hide quoted text -
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> - Show quoted text -