> > Running the same system as below, I eventually got X working. However, > > after about 20 minutes it up and dies. It just hangs and won't go > > anywhere. can't even ctrl+alt+del. > > CTL-ALT-Backspace is more likely to be useful under X, actually. This > will kill the X server. CTL-ALT-DEL is only captured on normal text > consoles AFAIK.
it makes no difference. nothing revives it . . . > > > nothing is showing up in logs as far > > as i can tell. It didn't start before X worked though. Furthermore, now > > that X is set up, my terminals are completely unusable. Every other > > letter is shifted about half a screen off. > > Are you using the normal text consoles, a VESA console, or some native > frame buffer driver? Is X set to use the framebuffer interface? > How do i tell? I managed to get it to stop resetting my time by getting rid of exim -- that seemed to make it somewhat more stable, but it just crashed again . . . so . . . maybe it's just semi-random? i'm not sure . . . almost had 2 hours of uptime . . . Joel _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86
