Paul Ravish wrote:
Still no luck. I received the same error message. Here is what I did:
as root I typed /etc/init.d/gdm stop
it looked like it shutdown but then automatically restarted. But when
I listed the processes it didn't come up.
$ps ax | grep gdm
What you've described is an impossible situation (unless you've been
rooted, or you've got some really weird setup, etc). Perhaps ( -- long
shot -- ) kdm or xdm or wdm started rather than gdm, and you just didn't
notice the difference? Try "ps ax | grp [xgkw]dm".
I'm not sure what OS version I'm running. How can find out? The OS
was installed about a month ago.
cat /etc/debian_version
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