Leonardo Vanneschi wrote:
I have tried to apply the solutions in the FAQ page (FAQ 3.4), but they
do not work. More precisely, what I tried to do as follows:
1. Try rm -rf /tmp; mkdir /tmp ; chmod 1777 /tmp
2. Try starting the server with -nolock (e.g. if you use startxwin.bat
or startxwin.sh to start the server, add -nolock to the XWin line in
that script; if you use xinit or startx, run it as xinit -- -nolock or
startx -- -nolock)
None of the two solutions worked.
I am attaching the output of cygcheck -s -v -r > cygcheck.out
(please, see file cygcheck.out).
Trying to solve the problem by myself, I have read some conversations on
this subject
on various cygwin related mailing lists and I have seen that the output
of the command
'strace Xwin' may be helpful too. So, I attach it too (please, see file
straceXWin.out).
Well, I can tell from the strace output that this is failing in the same way
as [1], but I still don't know why it happens...
35 26331 [main] XWin 3360 link: -1 = link (/tmp/.tX0-lock, /tmp/.X0-lock)
If adding '-nolock' doesn't fix the problem, can you reply with the command
you are using to start the server and the output of strace-ing that.
(followup-to set to cygwin-xf...@cygwin.com)
[1] http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin-xfree/2009-01/msg00027.html
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