After attempting to upgrade from stable (lenny) to testing (squeeze) recently,
X broke.
When I start X (startx, xinit) all I get is a black background with the default
X cursor. I can move the cursor around, but nothing else happens. I don't get
the default X background pattern (the one that makes one's eyes go sore) and
get no reaction from CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE. I can however switch back to a console
and kill Xorg.
In my .xinitrc I only start a basic xterm.
Trying to run a display manager (xdm, kdm) results in the same.
At first glance, Xorg.log doesn't show anything of particular interest, neither
does my syslog. However, in the same prompt from where I startx, I get the
following error:
"xinit: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libX11.so.6: undefined symbol:
xcb_take_socket"
There appears to have been a bug where upgrading to a newer kernel version
solved the problem, but I am neither experiencing any of the symptoms mentioned
in the bug description, neither did upgrading my kernel to a custom-built
2.6.33.3 do any good, therefore this seems to be a different issue.
Any advise on getting X running again?
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