Here's the short story: I was upgrading my computer yesterday and
somehow my linux disk got fsck'd up pretty good (but not my win32 disk, go
figure). I thought "well, I've been meaning to upgrade/clean house for a
while anyway" so I decided to wipe off the disk and fresh install mandrake
6.0. Every thing seems to work OK in text mode, and when I run XF86Setup
I am able to get to a stable X11 screen. But when I actually try to start
X11, it crashes, typically saying something like "Id 'x' restarting too
fast." Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
mike
*****************Michael Orion Jackson******************
***********TAMS Class of 96/UT Class of 200?************
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*Various Views by People of Different Job Types: *
* Programmer: Why isn't this shit working? *
* Sysadmin: Let's secure this shit and restrict logins.*
* Linux User: c.f. Programmer above. *
* MCSE holder: Let's network this shit! *
* Chemist: Have you read the MSDS on this shit? Yikes! *
* Perl hacker: Hey, I can do that shit in one LOC! :) *
* Student chemist spilling H2SO4 (18M): Oh, shit! TA! *
* Censorship proponent: Save the children from ****! *
* C Programmer: What's the printf code for that shit? *
* C++ Programmer: Shit comes in streams. *
* Java Programmer: Shit is an object! *
* TCL/Tk Programmer: This shit's easy! *
* Windows User: What's this blue screen 0E shit mean? *
* Liberal Arts Student: What good is this shit? *
* Tech recruiter: Shit's better over at XYZ Corp.... *
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