Bryan Whitehead wrote:
> make sure the xfs service is running.
>
> run:
> service xfs status
> too see if it's running.
>
> run:
> service xfs start
> if the xfs service is not running.
>
> if this doesn't help there may be a problem with you XF86Config-4 file.
> run "drakx" and reconfigure your X server.
Try running XFdrake from a terminal window as root to set it up and test it.
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