Andrew Bielecki ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > The problem is with xfs not starting properly because it can't write to > /var/run/xfs.pid as xfs user. If you creart this file like this: > > touch /var/run/xfs.pid > chown xfs /var/run/xfs.pid > > your xfs will start and X will start to.
After a reboot the file is removed and you have to do this again. > The way the xfs was start in -12 was > daemon --check xfs xfs -port -1 -daemon -droppriv -user xfs > > The way the xfs is staring in -14 > daemon --check xfs su xfs -c \"xfs -port -1 -daemon\" -s /bin/sh > > I'm not sure way this was change since it was working fine. We'll have to wait for a fast -15 I'm afraid. :) Groetjes, Han. -- http://www.xs4all.nl/~hanb/software
