Hello Art,

Did you upgrade by downloading the binaries and using the
Xinstall.sh shell?

If the answer is yes, then you are facing the same problem I
had.

I used the gdm to log into Gnome. After the X upgrade, my gdm &
GNome were gone and replaced with xdm and a different window
manager.

If this is the case, there are 2 solutions:
 (1) reinstall the new X using the Xinstall.sh and when you are 
     asked questions choose the deafult (ususally is n).

 (2) go to /etc/X11 and edit the files in the directory of your 

     favorite display manager (under sessions).
     For example, I use Gnome and gdm, so I go to /etc/X11/gdm
     then I go to sessions dierectory. Under it, you will find  
     choices for window managers (Default, Gnome, KDE, etc)
     Each of these is a small text files that contains commands 
     to start the appropriate wm. 
        Gnome -> exec gnome-session
        KDE   -> exec kde
        Defauult -> exec gnome-session OR exec kde OR whatever

      IMPORTATNT: make sure that Defualt has the correct command

      that will start your favorite wm.


I hope this kinda helps :-)

Faisal




--- Art Fore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Have done this, it is already at run level 5 but still does
> not go into gui
> login. boot.messages show is goes into runlevel 5, but it does
> not.
> 
> Art
> 


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