Dear Aaron,
I have checked the configuration file. The screen section is like the one
you gave me. However, its device and monitors are all set as "generic". I
am wondering that I may need to install the module for them. I also checked
device and monitor section, they are all set to be generic.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have later installed xdm and kdm and changed /etc/inittab to have run level 5.
By default, Debian run-levels 2-5 are identical. On other distros the
different run levels distinguish between text-mode and GUI-mode. IOW,
changing /etc/inittab to run 5 accomplished noth
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello all,
Hello -
> I have installed Sarge with the netiso cd and then installed x-window,
> kde, mozilla and everything to have a working desktop.
Good.
> I have later installed xdm and kdm and changed /etc/inittab to have run
> level 5.
Well, that's silly.
On Sun, 27 Jun 2004 01:24:07 -0400
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I have installed Sarge with the netiso cd and then installed x-window,
> kde, mozilla and everything to have a working desktop.
>
> I have later installed xdm and kdm and changed /etc/inittab to have run
> level 5.
Deb
Hello all,
I have installed Sarge with the netiso cd and then installed x-window, kde, mozilla
and everything to have a working desktop.
I have later installed xdm and kdm and changed /etc/inittab to have run level 5.
When it starts it tries to run kdm but then crashes. If I type manually then
Thanks a lot, Aaron. I am going to try your way.
Best,
Haoyu
Aaron Maxwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> Two thoughts:
>
> 1) When you got stuck during X configuration, and had to reboot, did you
> press the 'ctrl-alt-backspace'? If so, did it respond? This
Two thoughts:
1) When you got stuck during X configuration, and had to reboot, did you
press the 'ctrl-alt-backspace'? If so, did it respond? This key chord
is is supposed to kill the X server.
2) In the file /etc/X11/XF86Config-4, there should be a Screen section.
(Search for a line that sa
Dear Friends,
I am a new user of Debian and just installed it in an old Dell
machine, Dell Optiplex with PIII 500. The installation went
through well, but I met problems of X Window setting.
The X Window can start correctly. However, after letting it
idle for a while, like one day, the system c
On Tue, Jul 22, 2003 at 06:38:08PM -0500, Michael D. Schleif wrote:
[...]
} Now that I have this working, what documentation of xdefaults and
} xresources should I have on my debian boxen?
[...]
} I haven't delved into this side of X in several years. There are other
} things, similar to this rema
-- Drew Cohan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
(on Wednesday, 11 December 2002, 09:25 PM -0500):
> Is it possible to run an init script launch that runs xview without a
> window manager installed?
#!/bin/bash
# $HOME/.xinitrc
exec xview
and then from a prompt, "startx".
You'll have to be able to kill x
Is it possible to run an init script launch that runs xview without a
window manager installed?
Thanks,
Drew Cohan
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On Tue, Oct 08, 2002 at 03:30:07AM +0200, Claudio Bley wrote:
> On Tue, 2002-10-08 at 01:47, Seneca wrote:
> > I just upgraded from X 4.1.0-17 to 4.2.1-1. After the upgrade, I had to
> > remove my .xsession file in order for startx (or logging in with xdm) to
> > work. Is this a bug with X, or is
On Tue, 2002-10-08 at 01:47, Seneca wrote:
> I just upgraded from X 4.1.0-17 to 4.2.1-1. After the upgrade, I had to
> remove my .xsession file in order for startx (or logging in with xdm) to
> work. Is this a bug with X, or is there some other file (or syntax) that
> I should use instead?
>
> M
I just upgraded from X 4.1.0-17 to 4.2.1-1. After the upgrade, I had to
remove my .xsession file in order for startx (or logging in with xdm) to
work. Is this a bug with X, or is there some other file (or syntax) that
I should use instead?
My (former) .xsession:
gom -G &
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Seneca
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On Thu, 2002-01-10 at 11:07, Randy Orrison wrote:
> Thanks to everyone who replied! I've done apt-get install
> xserver-xfree86; configuration with debconf handled everything just
> fine. (Almost -- I'm going to have to tweak my keyboard: I'm using a
> Microsoft Natural keyboard with UK layout, an
On Thu, 2002-01-10 at 01:12, Adam Majer wrote:
> Get rid off the 3.3.6 stuff - install xserver-xfree86 package.
> It will provide all the necessary drivers.
Thanks to everyone who replied! I've done apt-get install
xserver-xfree86; configuration with debconf handled everything just
fine. (Almost
On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 07:24:53PM -0800, Brian Nelson wrote:
> Note that testing and unstable contain packages for the nvidia drivers
> that will download the drivers and create Debian packages out of them.
> They're a bit more convenient than messing with the tar.gz's manually.
Oh yeah, I've hea
Adam Majer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 07:52:55AM +, Randy Orrison wrote:
> > I figured that the two v 3.3.6 packages (note that I've added the "-v3"
> > to the appropriate line, that was quite confusing for a while) were
> > obsolete, and deleted them (while X was no
On Wed, Jan 09, 2002 at 07:52:55AM +, Randy Orrison wrote:
> I figured that the two v 3.3.6 packages (note that I've added the "-v3"
> to the appropriate line, that was quite confusing for a while) were
> obsolete, and deleted them (while X was not running). Ha! xdm wouldn't
> start! I put t
Randy Orrison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I installed Potato from CDs, and have since done an apt-get dist-upgrade
to woody, and have been following woody since (with apt-get upgrade and
install as needed when new packages arrived). I've recently noticed
that I appear to be using X version 4.1,
I installed Potato from CDs, and have since done an apt-get dist-upgrade
to woody, and have been following woody since (with apt-get upgrade and
install as needed when new packages arrived). I've recently noticed
that I appear to be using X version 4.1, as shown by this partial output
from dpkg -l
David Kimdon wrote:
Mon, Jul 23, 2001 at 02:48:11PM +0200 wrote:
Hello,
first of all, I am sorry if I annoy you with my silly question. I just
installed Debian 2.2 (potato) and encountered X-windows problem. It seemed
I configured wrong driver for the monitor so I could not start x-win
This question is appropriate for debian-user, debian-boot only handles the
base install (which doesn't include X). It is best to send to only one list
first rather than cross-posting to multiple. I'm forwarding to
debian-user, and I can suggest the package 'xf86setup' and the program
XF86Setup.
-
t; whole memory when trying to obtain the first four terms about x=0 of
>
> sqrt(x^6/36+(1+x/2-x/(1-exp(-x)))^2)*(12/x^2)
>
> I have obtained manually that it should be 1+119*x^2/60-991*x^4/504, but
> I would like it to be confirmed by a computer program.
>
> Thanks!
>
>
. Both are available for
reasonable prices to students.
> I've tested Derive 3.0 (february 1995) for MSDOS, but it finishes the
> whole memory when trying to obtain the first four terms about x=0 of
>
> sqrt(x^6/36+(1+x/2-x/(1-exp(-x)))^2)*(12/x^2)
>
> I have obtained manually th
Does anyone know of a Debian package with which I could make Taylor
series expansion of simple functions?
I've tested Derive 3.0 (february 1995) for MSDOS, but it finishes the
whole memory when trying to obtain the first four terms about x=0 of
sqrt(x^6/36+(1+x/2-x/(1-exp(-x)))^2)*(12/x^
On Sun, Aug 20, 2000 at 09:29:44PM -0300, Ricardo Gabriel Herdt wrote:
> it. But, I don't know why, when I boot Debian it initializes the X
> automactilly. To correct this I tried to change the runlevel on the
> inittab file, but it doesn't work. How correct this?
you've to remove the runlevel-li
At 21.29 20/8/00 -0300, Ricardo Gabriel Herdt ha escrit:
> Debianers,
>
> I installed Debian 2.2 this weekend and had some problems with X.
>During the installation I made a mistake configuring the mouse and decided to
>reconfigure the X using the XF86config. I did it. But, I don't know
Debianers,
I installed Debian 2.2 this weekend and had some problems with X.
During the installation I made a mistake configuring the mouse and decided to
reconfigure the X using the XF86config. I did it. But, I don't know why, when I
boot Debian it initializes the X automactilly. To
Wan Hing Wah wrote:
> Actually I want to write a program portable between Linux and
> windows..And gtk+ has been chosen for my program as gtk+ have a win32
> port. Does gtk+ have a MDI widget for it?
>
Check out this. There are some GnomeMDI stuff too. I haven't tried it
and I don't know does i
On Fri, 2 Jun 2000, Mark wrote:
>
> Hello Wan.
>
> Do you mean : ? Does X Windows have MDI forms? (MDI= Multiple Document
> Interface), in a sense that when you maximize one of the child windows it
> only covers the area ocupied by the parent (the MDI form).
>
> As in windows all widgets and
Does the X Windows have a parent window-child windows concept?
What I mean is like in windows..
In a program,there can be a parent windows having a title bar...
and within the windows there can be several windows ,having a title bar
too .An Example is just like PhotoShop...when you open several fil
On Tue, Feb 08, 2000 at 08:58:36AM -0800, aphro wrote:
> On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Kent West wrote:
>
> westk >As a general rule, if I want to temporarily de-activate
> westk >something like xdm, I just rename the link to "no.S99xdm"
> westk >instead of removing/recreating-later. Being relatively new
>
On Tue, 8 Feb 2000, Kent West wrote:
westk >As a general rule, if I want to temporarily de-activate
westk >something like xdm, I just rename the link to "no.S99xdm"
westk >instead of removing/recreating-later. Being relatively new
westk >to Linux/Unix, is there anything "wrong" (bad habit,
westk >
aphro wrote:
>
> On Mon, 7 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> =?ISO- >hello everybody:
> =?ISO- >
> =?ISO- >i had used redhat for some time, and now i turn to debian(2.1r4).i
> found my debian run
> =?ISO- >xdm auotmatic, i don't like this, how can i change it? when use
> redhat,edit the fil
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
=?ISO- >hello everybody:
=?ISO- >
=?ISO- >i had used redhat for some time, and now i turn to debian(2.1r4).i
found my debian run
=?ISO- >xdm auotmatic, i don't like this, how can i change it? when use
redhat,edit the file
=?ISO- >/etc/initab, and set
On Mon, Feb 07, 2000 at 12:49:58AM +0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hello everybody:
>
> i had used redhat for some time, and now i turn to debian(2.1r4).i found my
> debian run
> xdm auotmatic, i don't like this, how can i change it? when use redhat,edit
> the file
> /etc/initab, and set ini
On Sun, Feb 06, 2000 at 06:37:26PM +0100, Philip Lehman wrote:
> >i had used redhat for some time, and now i turn to debian(2.1r4).i
> >found my debian run xdm auotmatic, i don't like this, how can i
> >change it? when use redhat,edit the file /etc/initab, and set init 3
> >to default will be ok, b
>i had used redhat for some time, and now i turn to debian(2.1r4).i found my
>debian run
>xdm auotmatic, i don't like this, how can i change it? when use redhat,edit
>the file
>/etc/initab, and set init 3 to default will be ok, but debian is quite
>different.
If I remeber correctly, there is
hello everybody:
i had used redhat for some time, and now i turn to debian(2.1r4).i found my
debian run
xdm auotmatic, i don't like this, how can i change it? when use redhat,edit the
file
/etc/initab, and set init 3 to default will be ok, but debian is quite
different.
thank you
math
2000.
Pablo De Napoli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
PDN> I'm running a debian system where I have an X server. I want to
PDN> conect to a unix SCO System V host , and conect some X clients
PDN> running on that host to the X server on my debian host.
Right. Various techniques for doing this are in the Rem
> >
> > Hello!
> >
> > I want to ask a question.
> >
> > I'm running a debian system where I have an X server. I want to conect to
> > a unix SCO System V host , and conect some X clients running on that host
> > to the X server on my debian host.
> >
> > Who can I make that ? (I have read the
Yeah. My mistake.
/etc/X11/window-managers
> Hi!
>
> }-> On Sun, 6 Dec 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> }->
> }-> > Well I got X too work but how do I load a different window manager?
> }->
> }-> Download window manager you want , install it, and
> }-> edit /etc/windows-manager so that at the s
Hi!
}-> On Sun, 6 Dec 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
}->
}-> > Well I got X too work but how do I load a different window manager?
}->
}-> Download window manager you want , install it, and
}-> edit /etc/windows-manager so that at the start up of X it will run what
On Sun, 6 Dec 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Well I got X too work but how do I load a different window manager?
Download window manager you want , install it, and
edit /etc/windows-manager so that at the start up of X it will run what
you want.
HTH,
Andrew
Well I got X too work but how do I load a different window manager?
Thanks
What are the errors?
So far there is about a million things that can be wrong.
Be more specific.
Never include a comment that will help | Andrew Ivanov
someone else understand your code. | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If they understan
Do I need an X Server to run X because when I install it and I do startx I get
all these errors about the VGA stuff and it says it cant start the Xserver
Anyone know how to fix this?
thanks
Nico De Ranter writes:
> Howdy,
>
> I managed to install Debian on my Toshiba (thanks to all who helped).
> However
> I'm still having problems with X. I managed to create a decent XF86Config
> file
> however when I return to text-mode after running startx, my screen starts
Consult the
Howdy,
I managed to install Debian on my Toshiba (thanks to all who helped). However
I'm still having problems with X. I managed to create a decent XF86Config file
however when I return to text-mode after running startx, my screen starts
making a very high pitched noise (hope this is correct Eng
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