> I didn't install a Ge2 but I think can clear the modules errors.
> As per a post I've read in kernel-devel the kernel headers from
> /usr/src are the headers against the libc6 was compiled and one
> shouldn't use those for module compilations for the obvious reason
> that they won't match the running kernel most of the time.The headers
> shouls be there for some reason I don't remember tough.
> What you should do tough if all you want to do is compile a module is to
> get the kernel-sources matching the running kernel and compile the
> modules
> against those.Debian actually follows this,that's why the
> kernel-sources.deb doesn't have the kernel-headers included.
This is what I tried initially, but as I said, the nvidia kernel
module needed modversions.h, which is only in the kernel-headers
package, not in the kernel-source.
> now when you install X4 I guess you screwed up the existing X config
> files since yuo install the generic binaries which aren not tailored
> for the Debian way of doing X.I had it happened as well .at the time
> I was using kde and I had to specify /etc/alternatives/x-window-mamager
> to point to /usr/bin/kde .I guess there is a more proper/elegant
> solution
> but this got it working for me since I was in a hurry,and afterwards if
> it
> worked I didn't want to fix something working.:-)
Well, we sort of got gnome running, although it's a huge cludge... in
/etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc, we had
gnome-wm &
exec panel
instead of all the xterm/xclock jazz. This doesn't actually load
gnome in full, so I'm kinda stuck. I've looked through my own storm
setup, but since I'm using gdm, I use /etc/X11/Xsessions, not xinitrc.
What's the proper way to start Gnome? I haven't been able to find any
docs on this. I guess re-installing Helix Gnome is an option, but
it's already there, just not being started correctly.
Tudor
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