> The old kernel was 2.2.12. I am currently using
> potato.
> When I go back to the old kernel I am still having the
> same problems. I can fix all of the path statements
> by hand, but the xserver problem makes no sense since
> the files seem to be in place. The xserver starts but
> with no windo
The old kernel was 2.2.12. I am currently using
potato.
When I go back to the old kernel I am still having the
same problems. I can fix all of the path statements
by hand, but the xserver problem makes no sense since
the files seem to be in place. The xserver starts but
with no window-manager. It
Quoting Tim Ryder ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> I updated my kernel to 2.2.14 and it blew out my path statements.
Colourful expression but I have no idea what you mean. Sorry.
It might be helpful to know whether you use slink or potato
and what the previous kernel version was.
Cheers,
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when you go back to the older kernel does it fix it? i can't think of any
way the kernel would affect the path of the system..
nate
On Thu, 2 Mar 2000, Tim Ryder wrote:
jawse >I updated my kernel to 2.2.14 and it blew out my path
jawse >statements. Also when i run X i get the standard
jawse >xi
I updated my kernel to 2.2.14 and it blew out my path
statements. Also when i run X i get the standard
xinit screen with no window manager. If i run the
window manager from the xinit screen then it works.
All of the files appear to be in order in the /etc/X11
folder.
Any suggestions
Tim Ryder
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