Thanks to all the suggestions. Checking .gnome-errors showed that
gnome couldn't find gnome-session. Ran apt-get install gnome-session,
let it install gnome-session + dependencies, and GNOME came up just
fine. Don't know why gnome-session didn't install the first time from
the debian CD, but if
Hello,
Did you try using just ONE processor? Maybe the older X you use doesn't like
it.
You can try two things. XFree86 4.0.1, but I seem to recall that your S3 card
won't be supported. Or you can try Linux 2.2.4-test8 or whatever is more
recent kernel. It will behave totally different towar
> use GNOME on top of X, the screen disappears into a bunch of little
> stripes, and the keyboard locks up (even alt-ctrl-backspace doesn't
> work). This was with the GNOME 1.0.53 from Debian. I installed Helix
> (GNOME 1.2), same problem. I've done XF86Setup, both putting the
> Happens regardl
I installed Debian 2.2 on my home system (a dual PPro with 128MB of
memory, S3 Trio3D video card w/4MB of memory, IBM POWERDisplay/20
monitor [EMAIL PROTECTED] or 77 Hz, multifrequency], Logitech trackball).
X works fine (using
the recommended SVGA server, X version 3.3.6). However, when I try to
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