I have just moved my machine to a new location
and reconfigured my DNS and ip...
and for an unknown reason
I get this X-Server can not be started error on startup.
This is what I got in my Xerrors log:
It is possible to start a graphical session (X-Server) manually,
but not automatically upon startup...
check the /.login script
'prtconf -v | grep fb' do you get something that resembles
dev_link=/dev/fb
??
Are you trying this on the system console directly?
Here is what I got when I execute directly on the console or via putty
prtconf -v | grep fb
it gave the same following result:
One thing weired is that when I launch Xming remotely from another computer (my PC), it takes me directly to the login session menu of my Solaris machine.
Upon Startup of Solaris, it shows an error message on the screen that:
and it tells me to refer to the error file located in
/var/dt/Xerrors
and the message in Xerrors are shown in my first post!
Thanks so much!
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Here is a more detailed version of Xerrors:
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I would like to know where the XServer is launched upon startup of Solaris? Where I can reset/set the options of XServer? (i.e. where can I configure the Xserver?)
dude check out whether u have ur mouse or keyboard is connected properly to ur system..even i got same error while starting up...my mouse was ot connected prop that time so showed t same error...i connetced it n i was able to login...