X -- xinit dies but the server alone will run?
- To: "Debian Users" <debian-user@lists.debian.org>
- Subject: X -- xinit dies but the server alone will run?
- From: Asher Haig <ahaig@iglobal.net>
- Date: Thu, 19 Feb 98 17:52:27 -0600
- Message-id: <19980219234559734.AAA146@[209.83.245.202]>
Ok.. this problem seems kinda strange to me, maybe one of you guys can
explain it.
I'm running (well -- trying) Accelerated X laptop edition. Those of you
who know about X, please don't stop reading there -- I don't think the
problem is AccelX specific.
When I try to run startx, X begins to start, the server starts loading
and I see the startup screen, and then it dies as if it'd been shut down.
No error messages are created (see bottom of mail for log). I narrowed
the problem down to what seems to be xinit -- when I do xinit (which
startx does) on its own, the same thing happens.
The strange part comes in in that when I run the server on its own (X :0)
and then do DISPLAY="localhost:0.0";afterstep& it works (albeit not
completely).
Looking at xinit's man page, it appears to me that xinit is essentially
doing the same thing I can do manually.
This problem starts when I upgraded to hamm. I upgraded all of the X
packages and then reinstalled AccelX just to make sure -- still the same
problem.
Computer specifics: This is a Dell LM166mmx with a Neomagic 128xv+ card.
2.0.33 kernel on hamm.
Idiots at XIG won't give me support until hamm is an official release.
Would appreciate any help!
output from xinit/startx:
Xaccel 4.1 (build 4100,LX) Accelerated-X (tm) Display Server
Copyright (c) 1993-97 by Xi Graphics, Inc.
All Rights Reserved
Unpublished -- Rights reserved under the Copyright Laws of the United
States
User: Asher Haig
Organisation: Gossamer Designs
Serial Number: LS0LID-0676128532-86
Configuration file: /etc/Xaccel.ini
LINUX using /dev/tty7
PCI (#1/0, 80000002)
NEOMAGIC,9: NM2093 (1024k @3fc00000)
40000: 132 100 100 32 105 16 - 628 600 600 28 601 4
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Asher Haig ahaig@iglobal.net
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