Just for grins, delete the .xinitrc file in the /root directory. You can't see it, but it's probably there. Then run xconf and startx and see if it's all good.
'Fuzz
X server connection error
I just installed BT2 for the first time, after logging in i noticed the screen resolution was totally unreadable during shutdown, so the next time i logged in I used the xconf command, when I next used the startx command and also tried the flux command, it gave me this error:
fatal server error:
caught signal 11. server aborting
/usr/X11R6/bin/xinit: connection to X server lost
Hangup
GOT SIGHUP
bt ~ # xset: unable to open display ":0"
kded: ERROR: Communication problem with kded, it probably crashed.
If you have any guidance or advice I would greatly appricate it thank you for all your time.
El corrupto.
Just for grins, delete the .xinitrc file in the /root directory. You can't see it, but it's probably there. Then run xconf and startx and see if it's all good.
'Fuzz
wiki postOriginally Posted by ButtFuzz
i have the same problem but how have i to delete the .xinitrc file in the /root directory? i have first to go to the /root directory with the cd command righy? but how exactly do i have to do this and with which command can i delete the .xinitrc file in the /root directory?
bt~#cd /root
bt~#ls -a
bt~#rm .xinitrc
Be careful RMing as root
thx for the replay i'm going to try it.
i have tried it and i get the following massage: rm: cannot remove ".xinitrc" : no such file or directory
so what else can be the problem or did i still do something wrong?
Having the same problem on a Dell Vostro 200, with an E198FP 1280x1024 60hz 19" flat panel HD monitor. Intel(R) G33/G31 Express Chipset Family...any suggestions? please help!!
also having problems on toshiba satellite with the xconf not working. getting white lines like in some other posts that have no solutions...
thanks for any help
Edit: BT3 works great on Toshiba...but i still cant get past startx on Vostro
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