(I hope nobody is going to complain, that this question involves the word "Ubuntu". The question is not directly related to that.)
I decided to install an (K)ubuntu chroot on my Debian AMD64 system, because that solves two issues for me: - the few 32bit-only applications can be run (flash, OOo, ...) - Kubuntu has the most recent KDE beta/RC packages, so I can test them and find show stoppers Since my experiences with an Etch chroot showed everything is pretty easy, I was confident that running the whole X server from within the chroot should be possible. So I installed everything in the chroot, and it works as expected, but as soon as I try to start an X server from the chroot via "startx", it fails. First it behaves normal, i.e. like switching to the X display, but before the typical X background would appear, it turns black and stays like that. I can not even switch back to the console anymore, have to do a hard reboot. The Xorg.log can be found here: http://hugelmopf.ohost.de/paste/Xorg.0.log This is the first time I try to start an X server from the chroot, because I want to try the KDE 3.5 RC1 packages, which I have installed in the chroot. Does anybody have an idea, what I need to get this running? Do I have to "bind" anything from the host system to the chroot? Thanks a lot, Frank -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
