OK, here's the story:
I have 3 boxes connected to a network, which for the most part
is made up of FreeBSD machines.
I recently installed debian potato on them, and that went more or less
smoothly.
However, I want them to have the Chooser come up, after they boot, so that a
+user can have a
OK, here's the story:
I have 3 boxes connected to a network, which for the most part
is made up of FreeBSD machines.
I recently installed debian potato on them, and that went more or less
smoothly.
However, I want them to have the Chooser come up, after they boot, so that a
+user can have
Tony:
Suggestions:
Try posting this to an X-Windows discussion group, eg: news:comp.os.linux.x,
as well. It's rather specific to that issue.
Simplify the problem. Try running X, xrdb, etc., without the
intervention of xdm. 'startx' from the console command line. I
personally don't use an X
(Trying again with xdm in the Subject. If this doesn't attract any
ideas, I guess I'll have to trash major parts of the installation and
try again or use something else.)
Hi gang! Can anybody help me with this conundrum?
I have a hamm installation with a 2.0... kernel on a Toshiba 4080 XCDT,
and
On Wed, Sep 08, 1999 at 03:54:53PM +0200, Fabrizio Roccato wrote:
>
> Same problem with my potato box.
> I have changed in the /etc/inittab the default runlevel to 5
> id:5:initdefault:
> and all works fine.
> I'm not sure that 5 is the right runlevel for xdm, but it works and let
> me use tty1 t
Same problem with my potato box.
I have changed in the /etc/inittab the default runlevel to 5
id:5:initdefault:
and all works fine.
I'm not sure that 5 is the right runlevel for xdm, but it works and let
me use tty1 too, but not the other (tty2-10, xdm start on tty11).
Bye
Biko
Hello people...
I am having a strange problem here with xdm. When I start it it kills the
keyboard (no input possible at keyboards, numlock led is dead, but the mouse
is still working). However, X runs perfectly fine. I first thought it was a
hardware problem, but: I copied my system configuration
On 1 Oct Mario O. de menezes wrote,
>
> > ...
>
> have your /etc/X11/config file the right lines for xdm:
>
> start-xdm
> xdm-start-server
>
>
> also, after change this lines, you need run xbase-configure. this
> utility will create the file /etc/X11/xdm/Xservers with a line
> indicatin
On Wed, 1 Oct 1997, Christopher Judd wrote:
>
> I recently installed 1.3.1 from CDROM; this is my first linux
> installation. Most of it went pretty smoothly, but I still have a
> couple of problems. One of that I can't get xdm to work.
> (If I reconfigure to use startx everything works fine).
I recently installed 1.3.1 from CDROM; this is my first linux
installation. Most of it went pretty smoothly, but I still have a
couple of problems. One of that I can't get xdm to work.
(If I reconfigure to use startx everything works fine).
Running xdm -debug 2 gives the following output and th
Hello!
I actually updated to debian 1.3.1 and after that wasn4t able to
login through xdm. The login-window wasn4t accepting any input
from the keyboard. After a while a fingered out that first xdm is
starting and then the getty is started so xdm is running under
console 2 instead of console 7.
Hi, I had this happen to me. The problem is that you have something
incorrect in your XF86Config file. You should look in the xdm-errors
file mine is in /var/log/xdm-errors. This file will tell you what the
error is and tell you what line of the XF86Config file it is in.
I hope this helps.
Pa
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On 02-Apr-97 Dennis Young wrote:
>Am in the process of getting a new box up & running. Am wondering if
>there is a "simple" (relatively so) x manager that I can use. I plan to
>be at the clinic 3rd sat this month with the new unit and -hopefully-
>some stuf
Am in the process of getting a new box up & running. Am wondering if
there is a "simple" (relatively so) x manager that I can use. I plan to
be at the clinic 3rd sat this month with the new unit and -hopefully-
some stuff to load onto it. Thanks in advance, Dennis
On Mon, 31 Mar 1997, Jim Sm
Well, I'm not sure if I understand what you are trying to do, but
with a RH4.0 set-up all I did was set the init level to 5 to start up
xdm.
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Brian Denheyer
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> Are you sure that, when you updated the xbase package you EITHER kept all
> the old config files OR installed all the new ones? A mix will probably
> not work.
hmm. i moved /etc/init.d/xdm to a safe place, rebooted, copied the new
kernel & modules from the other machine, rebooted & made minor
On Wed, 12 Jun 1996, Zachary DeAquila wrote:
> I can't seem to log in through xdm into my newly upgraded from .93 to 1.1
> system. I log in, the screen freaks out as it swaps video modes to
> the correct one that I'm running (or is it restarting the X server?
> whatever) and then... it comes back
I can't seem to log in through xdm into my newly upgraded from .93 to 1.1
system. I log in, the screen freaks out as it swaps video modes to
the correct one that I'm running (or is it restarting the X server?
whatever) and then... it comes back to the xdm prompt. I can log in
fine if I do a ctrl
Zachary DeAquila <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I can't seem to log in through xdm into my newly upgraded from .93 to 1.1
> system. I log in, the screen freaks out as it swaps video modes to
> the correct one that I'm running (or is it restarting the X server?
> whatever) and then... it comes back
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