Christino Tamon wrote (in a message from Sunday 12) > Dear XFree86 developers: > > I'm having some problems with the XFree86 4.2.1 version > that I ran along with a new OpenBSD 3.2. I used to run > OpenBSD 3.1 with XFre86 4.x.x which gave me no problems. > The machine that I used is a Dell 500MHz Pentium III > (circa 1999). > > I'm planning to backtrace to OpenBSD 3.1 again and/or > reinstall OpenBSD 3.2. I'm trying to see if it's OpenBSD > or the XFree86 version that might be the cause. > But if you have anyone with similar X problems, > I'd be happy to hear their stories.
Remove the contents of the /tmp/.X11-unix directory and try again. The messages you're seeing here are caused by a stale Unix domain socket here. There is probably another error that you're going to see get in XFree86.0.log if this directory is empty before X startup, but this error causes the X server to abort before it has installed the handler that would normally clean up /tmp/.X11-unix on exit. Matthieu _______________________________________________ XFree86 mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://XFree86.Org/mailman/listinfo/xfree86