Ok I got it the X11 & chroot issue resolved. Here is what I did in case someone has the same problem:
EDIT /etc/fstab on your original system (non-chroot) # Setup chroot system proc-exp /mnt/exp/proc proc none 0 0 /tmp /mnt/exp/tmp none bind 0 0 /home /mnt/exp/home none bind 0 0 For convenience, I have created an alias in my .bashrc: alias exp='xhost local:localhost; sudo chroot /mnt/exp /bin/bash' Make sure you have the xclient stuff installed inside the chroot. I hope this helps, Alex On 7/3/06, Alexander Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have setup chroot on my machine. How would I bring up (say) xlogo from within the chroot? My goal is to avoid having another separate xserver for the chroot. So I was thinking to enable SSH/chroot with XForwarding. However, I would like to find a better solution that uses the socket for X directly from within the jail. Has anyone a good idea? Thanks, -- Alexander Horn http://www2.truman.edu/~ah428
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