The daily XFCE hasn't boot properly in the last 3 weeks. I figured as we switched over to systemd it would work out eventually, but posting anyway.
XFCE boots up to the XMD login box, which is a weird looking box, I don't recall ever seeing this. I check the /etc/conf.d/xdm and display manager is set to "xdm" I believe it should be set to "gdm" since that is what is installed. I change to "gdm" than issue systemctl stop xdm systemctl status xdm and it reports it dead systemctl start xdm and I am brought back to the xdm login box, as if systemd doesn't use the /etc/conf.d/xdm file. I have no idea if it does or doesn't as I a noob to systemd. So hoping to look at log files and apparently systemd don't make the log files? I can't find /var/log/messages or /var/log/dmesg A side note, I have to edit the grub line and remove all that fancy graphical commands to get display to work. If I leave the default grub line as is, my monitor goes to sleep and I can't do a thing to get it to display. ctrl alt f1 does nothing. If I remove everything starting with splash to --quiet in grub I get my display. Intel graphics - I can maybe get more info once the xdm issue is solved. What is best way to get info on the xdm issue? -- KJS ~wolfden~
