Check your /etc/X11/Xserver file. the first line should have the path and filename of the server that you want to use. It seems that while other distributions link X to the server you want to run, Debian uses X as a small 'loader' program that reads the Xserver file and gets the server to run from here. With the server listed as XF86_NONE in the Xserver file (first line), I received the messages you have posted. I had to change the server name manually. For some reason, after fooling around with the configurations, XF86Setup wouldn't change the server name in Xserver.
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