Steven Boswell wrote:
> THANK YOU! It was complaining about not being able to connect to some
> socket. I found the socket in /tmp; it looked like an old copy. I
> removed all the old X-related stuff from /tmp (e.g. .X11-Unix,
> .ICE-Unix, .font-unix, and a few others), and now X Windows will start
> correctly.
Check if you are running the font server (xfs).
If yes: make sure your XF86Config file has a fontpath entry for it
FontPath: "unix/:-1"
If no: comment out the fontpath entry for the server
# FontPath: "unix/:-1"
Use startx not gdm. Use "telinit 5" when you want to use gdm,
and "telinit 3" to turn it off (assuming the entry is in your
inittab).
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