Matthew,
If you set 'RUNLEVEL = 3' in the lts.conf file, it will start
the workstation and you'll end up with a bash prompt.
At that point, you can type:
sh /tmp/start_ws
and it will attempt to start X only 1 time. When X fails,
you'll be able at least see the error messages.
Jim.
mslicker wrote:
> OK, now everything works except that when XFree86 tries to start. The
> screen goes blank and then shows some text briefly before repeating the
> process again. It does this infinitely and too fast for me to read the
> text. I presume this means the XFree86 server is the wrong one for my
> video card. My test box is an old i486 and maybe I am using the server
> named simply "XFree86" that is installed with the LTSP 3.0 rpms.
>
> What exactly does this cover? Is it a generic SVGA server?
>
> Also, is there a way to pause the client so I can read what the screen is
> displaying when still in text mode. I never get any graphics, just a
> black screen when it tries to go into X.
>
> --Matthew
>
>
>
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