Y.C. Chen wrote:
> Thanks,
> I had built it properly. The problem I met is when I run StartX and cause
> some modules can't load properly including "bitstream", "Xst", "IA" and
> "Keyboard" and then system cause fatal error.
Looks like you're using a config file from Sun's Solaris Xorg
build with a build of the open source version, which doesn't
have all the modules. If you're going to completely remove
Sun's build of Xorg, and use your own, you need remove most
of those modules from your config file.
> So, here are my questions:
> 1. May I use Startx as same as in Linux environmrnt?
You should be able to.
> 2. How to build these modules I missed above?
Bitstream is the closed-source font rendering engine Sun licensed
from Bitstream years ago. In open source builds you need to use
the "freetype" module instead.
IA is the Solaris IA priority extension - source has been released,
but is not yet integrated into the open source builds.
Xst is an extension for the now dead STSF font software and should
just be removed from your config file, even if it is installed.
Keyboard is built into the Xorg binary, not a separate loadable module,
so is just an error you need to ignore.
--
-Alan Coopersmith- alan.coopersmith at sun.com
Sun Microsystems, Inc. - X Window System Engineering
