Phew!
Ok, folks.
I've learned the XFS is very essential to running X.
I've also learned
how to start the XFS from the command line. I turns out I was able to just
"ctrl"+"c" the "sending all processes the TERM signal", bringing me to a login
prompt at runlevel 3. I logged in as root and typed:
"/etc/rc.d/init.d/xfs start"
I saw that the X
Font Server was started, and I typed "init 5", bring me to the graphical
login.
From there I went to
Startup Services in DrakConf and ethusiastically renabled
XFS.
Have I learned my
lesson!
(Namely, that Linux
is a great platform to learn the intricacies of your
computer.)
And, to never touch
a live wire, toast always falls heavy side down, XFS is important to X, and the
basics of run-level scripts!
-Paul
R
{one releaved
man}
