durian@news.colorado.edu (DURIAN MICHAEL BLAINE) (02/08/91)
If this escaped the first time I tried to post, I appologize for the
repeat.
Is there a FAQ for Roell's X11R4 server? I didn't pay attention to most
of the postings on the server because I had a bus mouse. Now I've got
another 386 running ESIX with a serial mouse, and I'd like to put up
X11R4 on it. I bet most of my problems (present and future) have been
asked before.
My current situation is thus: I've picked up the binaries from
freebie.engin.umich.edu and have transfered them to my new machine, and
installed them. I've made sure SHLBMAX is set to 6. I've got a logitech
serial mouse attached. And finally, I get this error message when I try
xinit:
Fatal server bug!
Cannot establish any listening sockets
/usr2/mike/.xserverrc: 1148 Bus error - core dumped
giving up.
/usr/bin/X11/xinit: No such file or directory (errno 2): unable to connect to
X server
I should add that I've never install X11R3 on this system. Do I need
anything from that package? Any drivers, such as for the mouse?
I know my problem is going to be something silly and stupid, but for now
it is just a mystery to me.
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{ncar, ucar, rutgers, big_places}!boulder!tramp!durianmartin@saturn.uucp (Martin J. Schedlbauer) (02/08/91)
In article <durian.665947060@tramp.Colorado.EDU> durian@tramp.Colorado.EDU writes: > My current situation is thus: I've picked up the binaries from >freebie.engin.umich.edu and have transfered them to my new machine, and >installed them. I've made sure SHLBMAX is set to 6. I've got a logitech > >Fatal server bug! >Cannot establish any listening sockets >/usr2/mike/.xserverrc: 1148 Bus error - core dumped >giving up. >/usr/bin/X11/xinit: No such file or directory (errno 2): unable to connect to >X server > You don't need to install X11R3 unless you wish to use the bus mouse driver contained in that package. I don't know what causes the above problem, but I usually run xinit as root, then from that point on it'll work for any other uid. I think it is probably and authorization problem with some file. I think X writes it socket id somewhere into a file (I think /tmp). ...Martin -- ============================================================================== Martin J. Schedlbauer | martin@saturn.UUCP | ...!ulowell!saturn!martin 8 Gilman Road | mschedlb@ulowell.edu | ...!uunet!wang!saturn!martin Billerica, MA 01862 USA | CIS: 76675, 3364 | /\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\