kwerle@bonnie.ics.uci.edu (Werle) (04/02/91)
Thanks to all who gave me advice with the kermit problem. Getting V 5A and using the setuid did the trick. I also grabbed a copy of patch from uunet, and got it to compile with a little tweaking (-bsd option for compiling). Once again I seem to have a 'right's' problem... OK, I have this real 'nifty' :-) X thing up and running... for root. When I try to run it as anything else I get: Fatal server bug! no screens found Everyone has read permission for all the X files, but only root has write permission, so I suspect that it's either that, or that other users can't grab control of the screen like root can (if that's at all possible). Help with this problem, as well as any documentation for Xnext would be appreciated (I got none that I know of). I hear that there's a 'hot-key' for switching 'tween NextStep and X? If so, what is it? Thanks again, Kurt
howie@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu (Howie Kaye) (04/04/91)
In article <27F81F3A.26627@ics.uci.edu> kwerle@ics.uci.edu (Werle) writes: > >Once again I seem to have a 'right's' problem... >OK, I have this real 'nifty' :-) X thing up and running... for root. >When I try to run it as anything else I get: >Fatal server bug! >no screens found chmod 66 /dev/vid0. >Help with this problem, as well as any documentation for Xnext would >be appreciated (I got none that I know of). There is very little (if any). Just some release notes. There isn't a whole lot to document, other than it being X. >I hear that there's a 'hot-key' for switching 'tween NextStep and X? >If so, what is it? > Command-Command-Delete, or Command-Command-Keypad* (ie, hold down both command keys, and hit a delete or the * on the keypad). ------------------------------------------------------------ Howie Kaye howie@columbia.edu Columbia University hlkcu@cuvma.bitnet UNIX Systems Group ...!rutgers!columbia!howie