On Fri, 7 Aug 1998, Troy wrote:
>Do you have a working X server and your DIPSLAY variable set?
>
>If I unset my DISPLAY, xdm dies, and lets me know in
>/var/log/xdm-errors
Yup, my xserver (the SVGA one) is working fine. Bit slow though ;-). I'm
not sure of the DISPLAY variable, but doesn't xdm set
Do you have a working X server and your DIPSLAY variable set?
If I unset my DISPLAY, xdm dies, and lets me know in
/var/log/xdm-errors
feldspar:/usr/doc/smail# echo $DISPLAY
feldspar:/usr/doc/smail# xdm
feldspar:/usr/doc/smail# ps auxw | grep xdm
root 7017 0.0 1.3 2228 868 ?
Thanks for writing.
I'm not sure what table you are referring too. But xdm is not running as
shown by ps -a. And using the xdm script in init.d does nothing too. The
xdm-errors file is empty. As you can tell, I did investigate the problem
to the limits of my knowledge before I asked the list. I su
make sure /etc/init.d/xdm is not zero lenght (ie: nothing in the file). As
dumb
as it sounds I kept typing '/etc/init.d/xdm start' and nothing was happening.
Dumb mistake, but it can happen. If it is zero you probably need to reinstall
the package again (xbase if I am not mistaken.)
Good lu
Hello, first is xdm started, is there an xdm process in the table? If not
do as root /etc/init.d/xdm start That should give the logon screen for X.
Let me know how things work. also if you suspect xdm errors look at the
file /var/log/xdm-errors.
Hope this helps
On Thu, 6 Aug 1998, BG Lim wrote
Hi,
I've been using Debian 1.3 now for some time. Recently, I thought of using
xdm to log on instead. However when I type xdm, nothing happens and I get
the prompt back.
So, as root, I typed 'xdm -debug 1' and this is the result:
...
creating socket 177
xdm error (pid 244): error 98 binding sock
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