i'm using redhat 5.0(still a newbie to this, no linux/unix exprience before)
i'm using a S# verige GX/2 card with xfree86 3.3.1
when in root, i type startx. the following message appears:-
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xinit: no such file or directory (errno 2): no server "X" on path
Use the -- option, or make sure that /usr/X22R6 is in your path and that
"X" is a program or a link to the right type of server for your display.
Possible server names include:
XF86_SVGA SVGA DISPLAY ON I386 PC
XF86_MONO MONOCHROME DISPLAY ON I386 PC
XF86_VGA16 16 COLOR DISPLAY ON I386 PC
XF86_S3 S3 COLOR DISPLAY ON I386 PC
XF86_S3V S3 VIRGE DISPLAY ON I386 PC
XF86_8514 8514 DISPLAY ON I386 PC
XF86_MACH8 ATI MACH 8 DISPLAY ON I386 PC
XF86_MACH16 ATI MACH 16 DISPLAY ON I386 PC
XF86_MACH32 ATI MACH 32 DISPLAY ON I386 PC
XF86_MACH64 ATI MACH 64 DISPLAY ON I386 PC
XF86_P9000 WEITEK P9000 DISPLAY ON I386 PC
XF86_AGX NT AGX DISPLAY ON I386 PC
XF86_W32 TSENG DISPLAY ON I386 PC
XF86_1128 9 12128 DISPLAY ON I386 PC
_ X11TransSocketUNIX comment: can't connect: errno=111 giving up.
xinit: connection returned( errno11): unable to connect to X server
xinit: no such process(errno3) server error.
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also, i can't ran superprobe; can't find where the dir is located.
in my /usr directory, i have a X11R6 listing. however when i cd /usr/X11R6
bash returned the message saying theres no such file or directory.
in the end i ran XF86config & choose the Mono server. now there is a
listing called XF86_mono in my usr directory.
however, when installing, the probe said i had a s3 verige gx2 which is
correct & install the file xf86_s3v.
SO WHAT MUST I DO TO RUN X SUCESSFULLY & SOLVE MY DISPLAY SUCESSFULLY???
ARG! i'm going put of my mind.=> thinking of returning to win95
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