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Package: xserver-xfree86
Version: 2.6.0.8-1                                    
                                                      
      
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If this is the incorrect mail address I apologize, if
it would have to be resend please, please tell me and
I'll try to send it again to the  more accurate
recipient. This is a real ugly bug that would
infuriate many newbies if they try, and possibly very
likely to do something like the following.. I've also
sent this to the package maintainer of gdm.
                           

/etc/init.d/gdm without /etc/X11/XF86Config-4* or
/etc/X11/XF86Config
files may run (and without -xf86config)
/root/bak_XF86/XF86Config-4_0

wtf? No kidding..

so I had to move my XF86Config-4_0 and XF86Config-4_1
file to
/var/otherdir and solved the problem.

I marked this critical because there must be many
infuriated newbies not
knowing about lsof and their backup XF86Config-4*
files in /root being
used instead--

/root/XF86Config-4_* files may be used if
/etc/X11/XF86Config
/etc/X11/XF86Config-4 exist-- but if these files of
/etc/X11 don't offer
a stable configuration..

reportbug is broken when trying to send a message but
xserver-xfree86 is of the latest and I checked with a
filter to see if anyone reported something like this--
I used the filter "root".. this really is a funny
bug..never believed this could happen..

wtf?! I was surprised too...hope this gets looked
into, many newbies may
be extremely infuriarted as wtf is going on..or if its
their system's
filesystem going corrupt and X sometimes work blah
blah..thanks for any feedback..it would
greatly be appreciated..


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Ok. According to the code, X can only read XF86Config from root's $HOME
and this behavior is _intended_ and _documented_ (see man
XF86Config). It definitely can't use /root/bak_XF86/XF86Config-4_0.

If you are able to reproduce reading /root/bak_XF86/XF86Config-4_0,
please reopen this bug and attach contents /var/log/XFree86.0.log to
your report.


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