On Sat, 2004-04-10 at 12:14, Narendra Nath S wrote:
> Hi
> 
> I am still unable to start X on my machine. I have already tried
> 
> #service xfs restart
> 
> and also changing the
> 
> unix/:7100 line to /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts in XF86Config file
> 
> I am including the XFree86 log file for your information.  Do I have 
> re-install Linux!!! Is that the only way out? What could be the problem? 
> Could somebody please help me out. I am kind of desperate.
[SNIP]
Sorry I did not follow the thread earlier. What is the Linux distro and
version that you are using? From version of X I am assuming RH9+ /
Fedora.  Can you post the total /etc/X11/XF86Config file? 
Many earlier SiS cards have problems with XFree I hope you have checked
your card is not one of them although from output it does seem to be
ruled out.
If you can lay hands on a knoppix CD try and boot that and compare your
XF86Config with file generated there. Rebuild XF86Config using the
configuration utility and try using driver=vesa and see if this works.
And before making any edits keep backup copy of file so that you can try
one thing at a time and not get all muddled up.
I hope I am looking up the wrong road but I seem to recollect that fixed
font is really not the problem.
HTH
-- 
Sudev Barar
Learning Linux



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