CENTOS7 Boot does not enter the graphical interface, there is a solution to SDA assuming drive cache write through

CENTOS7 Boot does not enter the graphical interface, there is SDA assuming drive cache write through, no valid RAPL domains found in the package and other information.

The problem was that I was operating in VMware because the CentOS system was unable to appear in the Hgfs folder when I was using the file sharing feature between the virtual machine and the physical machine.

In order to solve the problem of Hgfs, I refer to the following posts:

http://blog.csdn.net/cindy_cheng/article/details/50456977

But this step in the post:

"3. This is where you can use the shared folder, but you have to repeat the mount once every time, so you need to set it to automatically mount after random startup.
Edit/etc/fstab, add the following line
. Host:/shared/mnt/hgfs Vmhgfs Defaults 0 0 (Write on Demand) ",

Because this step edits the operation of the file fstab, causing my centos7 virtual machine to turn on again, there is SDA assuming drive cache write through, no valid RAPL domains found Class information,

This will not enter the graphical interface, which is always in the shell command line state.

Later, the above file fstab changes back to the original appearance, the machine can be normal boot into the.

CENTOS7 Boot does not enter the graphical interface, there is a solution to SDA assuming drive cache write through