Paul Rodríguez wrote: > I'm not sure what I did, my system was running SO nicely! > > But I think it is because I turned off the XFS (X Font > Server) from the startup services. All of a sudden, my > system crashed (or rather swicthed to run level 3 and froze > at sending processes the term signal). Is the XFS that > important? And if so, how do I turn it back on, when I try > to startup, I get sent right back to runlevel 3 and get > stuck at sending the term signal. > > I'm going to try the boot disk now, if I get to a command > line, what do I write to edit the startup services? And if > I cannot get to a command line, how should I go about > finding one? > > -Paul R > [please help] Paul....as root, in runlevel 3, execute: drakxconf The from the ensuing menu choose drakservices and tag xfs to start at system startup. XF86 and KDE (or Gnome) will not run without xfs, it's the X font server. -- Alan
