My Ultra 10, running Solaris 8, is giving me problems Currently, whenever it boots, the Xserver will not come up, saying "Xserver cannot be started on display 0".
I thought this might have something to do with OWconfig, and so poked it a little (moving params onto different lines), and so now it kinda gets halfway there... The display flicks between black-on-white console login, and white-on-black with eggtimer as mouse pointer..
Anyone experienced anything like this before, or have any ideas?
After installing Solaris[TM] 2.6 on an Ultra[TM] 10 with an m64 graphics card
and rebooting, the following error message was displayed:
X-server cannot be started on display :0
Trying to start OpenWindows failed with the messages:
9 SUNWxxxxx bad class
instance, line 163 in
/usr/openwin/server/etc/owconfig
Resolution Top
Check to see what graphics card are installed by using the
following command:
# prtconf -F
Check the device driver packages for the graphics card.
# pkginfo -l SUNW_package_name
If possible, get a copy of the /usr/openwin/server/etc/owconfig from
another Ultra 10 with the same graphic card.
The possible error message:
frame buffer , it was not defined in the file.
may be caused by the fact that the /usr/openwin/server/etc/OWconfig file
was copied from another Ultra that did not contain entries for the m64
framebuffer because the Ultra 10 did not have the framebuffer.
Further to my last post, I've managed to get the login screen up For some reason it says "W" where the server name should be (the server's name is not W) and when I try to login to CDE, it loads the toolbars and background, then clicks back to the login screen.
This only occurs for non-root users.
The errors I'm finding in /var/dt/Xerrors are:
cannot find encoding file for iso8859-1
syntax error in /usr/openwin/lib/x11/fonts/encodings.dir
syntax error in
/usr/openwin/lib/x11/fonts/TrueType/ttmap/ttmaps.dir
There are no errorlogs created in the user's home directory
After some further investigation I've discovered that the fonts problem as found in Xerrors doesn't appear to have much to do with the problem.
For some reason non-root-user .dtprofile files were owned by root. I changed them over to the user, and all was well.
For those interested in the solution to the original problem (the Xserver not coming up), I changed the /var/TIMEZONE file - changing all occurences of iso8859-15 to iso8859-1.