On Wed, 2009-11-18 at 17:02 -0600, krendosha...@dementedfury.org wrote: > I see several problems here: first it can't find your fonts, you've > either not compiled them or they're in a different directory. If > they're in a different directory and you wish to keep them there, > then you can use `--with-fontdir=FONTDIR' when compiling xorg- > server and substitute FONTDIR for your desired path - such as > /usr/share/fonts, etc. If you haven't compiled them, then the > solution is quite simple.
I don't think the fonts are an issue, as I get a similar set on a working desktop - they're just a set of hardcoded paths Xorg looks in, which may or may not exist. Xorg comes with a lot of font options that most people won't use on a modern desktop... One possible exception though - "/usr/lib/X11/fonts/misc/". From memory, there's just one or two fonts which are absolutely required - I think the packages font-cursor-misc and font-misc-misc. If you've not done so, I'd suggest installing those... > It also can't find a driver for the mouse and keyboard, make sure > that you grab these from the driver list and compile them. The files > you need are xf86-input-keyboard-1.4.0 and xf86-input-mouse-1.5.0. > Yeah, not having input drivers probably isn't helping. Although, are those drivers correct for VMWare? Or does it need special input drivers? I see there's a VMWare mouse driver on the Xorg ftp site... Simon.
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