Jerzy:
Good news is most of this stuff doesn't matter.
First, the xauth errors at the top. They don't matter. You compiled ipv6
support into X but you are not running ipv6. To get rid of this you need
to rebuild X without ipv6 ( maybe somebody knows a runtime switch??? ).
Second, don't know about he Xkeyboard problem without more digging.
Third, xset. Usually happens when a path to a font directory is wrong or
the path is right but there are no fonts.dir/fonts.scale/fonts.cache-1
files in the directory.
Fourth, the kde problems. Probably due to inconsistency when building
all the different modules for kde. For example, the kdnssd error I
believe is caused because you compiled support for kdnssd into kde but
you did not include mDSNResponder which is a depencancy for kdnssd. To
get rid of that error, recompile kdelibs and kdenetwork with
--disable-dnssd ( i think that is the switch. ./configure --help | less
...to make sure ).
Fifth, don't worry about X and bad window parameters. Normal stuff.
Sixth, "waiting for X server to shut down FreeFontPath: FPE
"/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/misc/" refcount is 2, should be 1; fixing."
This is normal too BUT it causes me concern. The path reported from this
error points to "/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/fonts/misc/". Which is fine, but I
am guessing that your fontconfig is pointing elsewhere. Fontconfig
installs the default font path as /usr/share/fonts. Review the section
on "fontconfig" in blfs and make sure your font paths all match. This
may be causing your "Third" problem.
The font paths must match between fontconfig, X and kde. This is
basically how it works...
A. Fontconfig installs to default /usr/share/fonts
B. X installs to $XORG_PREFIX/lib/X11/fonts.
C. kde uses fontconfig to learn the default font directory
( /usr/share/fonts ).
So decide where you want to keep your fonts and make sure all interested
parties are informed of your decision. :P
So what you have is mostly configuration problems. Not too bad :)
Shawn
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