First of all THANX a lot for helping me..
I havent tried the "i810" driver i always trying "VESA" or "VIA" for the
monitor driver..
Now i can boot perfectly and the serial mouse problem is also solved after
selecting "MICROSOFT" in the input device section I found this from the
debian forum
On Mon, Feb 12, 2007 at 03:56:05PM EST, Kent West wrote:
> conn intel wrote:
> >USING $ startx $(which xterm) -- :6 , I am getting the blank screen
> >as said and using ctrl alt backspace i am able to return back to the
> >command prompt.
> >Here is the output of 'lspci' attached with the email.
conn intel wrote:
USING $ startx $(which xterm) -- :6 , I am getting the blank screen
as said and using ctrl alt backspace i am able to return back to the
command prompt.
Here is the output of 'lspci' attached with the email.
Note :: I am getting vertical strips when default system boots or
Hello Friends,
Thank You for your responses. I have work around what you all have said ::
USING $ startx $(which xterm) -- :6 , I am getting the blank screen as said
and using ctrl alt backspace i am able to return back to the command prompt.
Here is the output of 'lspci' attached with the em
On Sat, Feb 10, 2007 at 06:34:53PM -0500, cga2000 wrote:
> Same as Kent says according to the Xfree86 log, it does not look like X
> is having any kind of problem.
>
> Try the following from a linux console:
>
> $ startx $(which xterm) -- :6
>
> Does anything happen?
>
> If all you have is a bl
On Sat, Feb 10, 2007 at 04:15:24PM EST, conn intel wrote:
>Hello friends,
>
>I am using debian for few yrs.but i havent seen such problem.. I have
>installed it on pentium III machine and i could not able to do startx.
>
>I am not getting graphical version. could anyone give their
conn intel wrote:
> Hello friends,
>
> I am using debian for few yrs.but i havent seen such problem.. I have
> installed it on pentium III machine and i could not able to do startx.
>
> I am not getting graphical version. could anyone give their
> suggestions..?
>
> Here is the XF86config-4 , XFree
Dear Todd
This time I edited XF86Config-4 by hand(vi). Change the "driver" line in
the "Device" section to "vesa" , and add a line in the same section that
says
VideoRam 65536
Then reboot, and the Gnome was beautifully appearing in front of me. Woo, so
nice to see it. Very good.
I know I wou
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 14:06:07 +1000
"Jennifer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Then I reboot the system and startx. But It looks like coming the same
> problem.
> Please see the attached log file...
No, it's a very different problem. You did read the log file, didn't
you? We see...
==) VGA(0): vi
>> >
> >
> It looks like you may be using the framebuffer. Look in XF86Config-4 for
> a line referring to "framebuffer", and if it's set to "Yes", set it to
> "No" and give that a try.
>
> --
Dear Kent and other Debian users,
I could not find any words like framebuffer in XF86Config-4. so I us
Jennifer wrote:
Looks like two modules are butting heads trying to do the same thing.
I'm not familiar with "xtt", but I think
that only"freetype" is used in typical setups. Edit /etc/X11/XF86Config
- probably towards the top there's a "Module" section that contains
lines like
Load "xtt"
Load "fr
> Looks like two modules are butting heads trying to do the same thing.
> I'm not familiar with "xtt", but I think
> that only"freetype" is used in typical setups. Edit /etc/X11/XF86Config
> - probably towards the top there's a "Module" section that contains
> lines like
>
> Load "xtt"
> Load "fr
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 11:12:44 +1000
"Jennifer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> , then I use command to test X " startx", but I could not start X,
> rather I get the error message. Please see the attached file for
> details.
(II) LoadModule: "xtt"
(II) Loading /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/fonts/libxtt.a
Du
Hi, as I postted an email last time about the problem I got with xfree86
configure. Since I also need to upgrade my kernel 2.2 to 2.4. So I decided
might as well reinstall the system to try my luck.This time I came across
the problem of starx.
The media I was using still is the official CD set of
On Sun, Apr 06, 2003 at 05:08:14PM +0300, yaron wrote:
> Tran Tuan Anh wrote:
>
> >Hi all,
> >
> >I've just installed Debian, but cannot bring the window system up.
> >When I run startx it gives "Fatal server error: no screens found".
> >
> >I am using Philips 107S monitor,
> >Video adapter: GeF
Tran Tuan Anh wrote:
Hi all,
I've just installed Debian, but cannot bring the window system up.
When I run startx it gives "Fatal server error: no screens found".
I am using Philips 107S monitor,
Video adapter: GeForce2 MX, 64 MB
Could anyone tell me how to set this up?
Thanks a lot!
Tuan
Hi all,
I've just installed Debian, but cannot bring the
window system up.
When I run startx it gives "Fatal server error: no
screens found".
I am using Philips 107S monitor,
Video adapter: GeForce2 MX, 64 MB
Could anyone tell me how to set this
up?
Thanks a lot!
Tuan Anh
> Dave Bacon wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > I have just upgraded quite a few packages with dselect. And now when I
> > run "startx" I receive the following error messages. Can you help?
> >
> >
> >
> > var: allowed
Dave Bacon wrote:
> Thanks to Jaume for the very helpful reply.
>
> After following the suggestion listed below I am now able to bring up a
> graphical display,
> but it is only an "x"(mouse cursor) on top of a coarse gray back ground. I
> am not sure,
> but I think I still may need to specify
Thanks to Jaume for the very helpful reply.
After following the suggestion listed below I am now able to bring up a
graphical display,
but it is only an "x"(mouse cursor) on top of a coarse gray back ground. I am
not sure,
but I think I still may need to specify which Window Manager to use. Am
Dave Bacon wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have just upgraded quite a few packages with dselect. And now when I
> run "startx" I receive the following error messages. Can you help?
>
>
>
> var: allowed_users, value: rooto
Hello,
I have just upgraded quite a few packages with dselect. And now when I
run "startx" I receive the following error messages. Can you help?
var: allowed_users, value: rootonly
var: nice_value, value: .
/e
i had a similar problem (back when i had X installed) - to get to the
windows environment, just press alt+F7 to get to the virtual terminal (it
may be ctrl+alt+F7, i'm telnetting on a windows machine right now and
can't check - sorry).
happy holidays!
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Erik Steffl wrote:
>
I think it just means that if there were any errors, they
wouldn't be fatal. I actually had an xkbcomp error recently
(tried to use a non-existing key map), but lo and behold, it
wasn't fatal (just disabled my backspace key). So I think as
long as you don't get any actual error message, you can ig
6
/var/tmp/xfree86.xkm'
...
what does this mean ?
> -Message d'origine-
> De: Erik Steffl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: mercredi 22 novembre 2000 12:16
> À: Debian User List (Adresse de messagerie)
> Objet: Re: startx problem
>
>
> is there any problem
is there any problem? the stuff below looks like normal X run.
the X is probably on vt7
generally, when you wantto launch X you run startx (from command line)
or xdm (usually from inittab).
erik
Pascal THIVENT wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> when i launch X, i get this message :
>
> XFree86
Hi,
when i launch X, i get this message :
XFree86 Version 3.3.6 / X Window System
(protocol Version 11, revision 0, vendor release 6300)
Release Date: January 8 2000
If the server is older than 6-12 months, or if your card is newer
than the above date, look for a newer version before reporti
Does ~./xsession behave differently for startx and xdm ?. because i never
had a problem login in
as user via xdm and if ~./xsession was holding startx up i would have
thought the same would happen in xdm.
Im aware of how to run stuff through ~./xsession ( i think :)
i have
/usr/local/bin/chbg &
Hi,
With regards to your xman problem, have you checked the permissions of
/dev/null?
I had exactly the same problem and messages from xman with an
installation of Slackware - it was because /dev/null only had root
permissions. I had to chmod it so that everybody could use /dev/nul
Hi,
With regards to your xman problem, have you checked the permissions of
/dev/null?
I had exactly the same problem and messages from xman with an
installation of Slackware - it was because /dev/null only had root
permissions. I had to chmod it so that everybody could use /dev/nul
I have my fvwm95..43a running with very few problems. One of these
problems is indicated by not being able to run programs in the menus.
For instance, under the utilities menu (left click on the desktop) there is
a menu item called 'Running Processes' which is supposed to display
a list of ru
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I have my fvwm95..43a running with very few problems. One of these
Try something like this:
Exec "Top" exec xterm -e top
It tells X to fire up an xterm and run top in it.
Later
Rob
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Rob,
Tried your suggestion to Exec top without success. There is already a line
to Exec top with several other parameters. However, when using xdm, this
menu choice (to exec top) doesn't work but when using startx or xinit to
start X, this line works perfectly and top runs in the xterm window.
th
In your email to me, John Kintree, you wrote:
>
>
> On Thu, 2 Jan 1997, Tim Sailer replied to Tasos Drosopoulos:
> > > X-windows. So I prefer to use startx and not xdm. The XFree86 3.2 that
> > > comes with slackware works fine. However, with debian, the screen flashes
> > > once, X-windows seem
> 3. OK now, request help for this: My preference in using Linux is doing
> most of my editing work on a console and only when I need graphics go to
> X-windows. So I prefer to use startx and not xdm. The XFree86 3.2 that
> comes with slackware works fine. However, with debian, the screen flashes
>
In your email to me, Tasos Drosopoulos, you wrote:
> 3. OK now, request help for this: My preference in using Linux is doing
> most of my editing work on a console and only when I need graphics go to
> X-windows. So I prefer to use startx and not xdm. The XFree86 3.2 that
> comes with slackware wor
On Thu, 2 Jan 1997, Tasos Drosopoulos wrote:
> 3. OK now, request help for this: My preference in using Linux is doing
> most of my editing work on a console and only when I need graphics go to
> X-windows. So I prefer to use startx and not xdm. The XFree86 3.2 that
> comes with slackware works f
On Thu, 2 Jan 1997, Tasos Drosopoulos wrote:
> 3. OK now, request help for this: My preference in using Linux is doing
> most of my editing work on a console and only when I need graphics go to
> X-windows. So I prefer to use startx and not xdm. The XFree86 3.2 that
> comes with slackware works
Hi everyone,
I downloaded debian 1.2 just before Xmas with the expectation of having
some fun during the holidays (whenever kids would let dad on the computer
:) that is!). Anyway, I have both home and work computers running
Slackware 3.1 and am very happy with Linux. Debian seems to have a more
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