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well i guess that was something i dint try after installing the new X.
but i tried it now, and i get the same behavior. note that i got twm to
work. so i think its a gnome specific problem, but not having anything
to do with userlevel or /etc/ config
I would suggest rather than using xdm, you start X using startx, then starting
gnome
from within X so you can get some error messages.
regards
Michael Westwind
--- Praveen Kallakuri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> hello guys,
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> since the las
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hello guys,
since the last 2 days, i have't had a window manager working. i had lost
gnome when i installed some msttcorefonts. after a couple of days of
posting on mailing lists and trying everything i could, i finally
removed everything xfree-, gno
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well i guess that was something i dint try after installing the new X.
but i tried it now, and i get the same behavior. note that i got twm to
work. so i think its a gnome specific problem, but not having anything
to do with userlevel or /etc/ config
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Andre Eisenbach suggested:
>
> > First thing I noticed is "hdc".
> > On my notebook, the CD-ROM is /dev/hde
> >
> > Try that, and let me know.
>
> That did not work.
>
> Andre Eisenbach also suggested:
>
> Here is some more info from my installation:
>
> > I
Am Samstag 08 März 2003 09:25 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
.> Yet where in this process must I do
>
> M1. make modules
> M2. make modules_install
Your process seems needlessly complicated. Here's what I do:
1) unpack source
2) make xconfig (use menuconfig if you're not doing it from within X)
3)
I would suggest rather than using xdm, you start X using startx, then starting gnome
from within X so you can get some error messages.
regards
Michael Westwind
--- Praveen Kallakuri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> hello guys,
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> since the last
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hello guys,
since the last 2 days, i have't had a window manager working. i had lost
gnome when i installed some msttcorefonts. after a couple of days of
posting on mailing lists and trying everything i could, i finally
removed everything xfree-, gno
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Andre Eisenbach suggested:
>
> > First thing I noticed is "hdc".
> > On my notebook, the CD-ROM is /dev/hde
> >
> > Try that, and let me know.
>
> That did not work.
>
> Andre Eisenbach also suggested:
>
> Here is some more info from my installation:
>
> > I
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I am afraid of recompiling my kernel because all my previous
> attempts to do so have been disasterous - requiring a complete
> reinstall. I find the various HOWTOs and hints for kernel
> compilation inconsistent and lacking in details.
Did you have a look into /usr/share/do
Am Samstag 08 März 2003 09:25 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
.> Yet where in this process must I do
>
> M1. make modules
> M2. make modules_install
Your process seems needlessly complicated. Here's what I do:
1) unpack source
2) make xconfig (use menuconfig if you're not doing it from within X)
3)
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I am afraid of recompiling my kernel because all my previous
> attempts to do so have been disasterous - requiring a complete
> reinstall. I find the various HOWTOs and hints for kernel
> compilation inconsistent and lacking in details.
Did you have a look into /usr/share/do
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) had this to say on 03/08/03 at 12:47:
> 8. make bzImage
> 9. cp arch/i386/boot/bzImage /boot/vmlinuz-[version/extension]
> 10. cp System.map /boot/System.map-[version/extension]
> 11. mv System.map System.map.old
> 12. mv vmlinuz vmlinuz.old
> 13. ln -s System
Andre Eisenbach suggested:
> First thing I noticed is "hdc".
> On my notebook, the CD-ROM is /dev/hde
>
> Try that, and let me know.
That did not work.
Andre Eisenbach also suggested:
Here is some more info from my installation:
> I have the ide_cs driver compiled into the kernel (not as
> mo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) had this to say on 03/08/03 at 12:47:
> 8. make bzImage
> 9. cp arch/i386/boot/bzImage /boot/vmlinuz-[version/extension]
> 10. cp System.map /boot/System.map-[version/extension]
> 11. mv System.map System.map.old
> 12. mv vmlinuz vmlinuz.old
> 13. ln -s System
Andre Eisenbach suggested:
> First thing I noticed is "hdc".
> On my notebook, the CD-ROM is /dev/hde
>
> Try that, and let me know.
That did not work.
Andre Eisenbach also suggested:
Here is some more info from my installation:
> I have the ide_cs driver compiled into the kernel (not as
> mo
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