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Re: GNUstep on debian
From: |
Katsumi J. Saitoh |
Subject: |
Re: GNUstep on debian |
Date: |
Thu, 1 Mar 2007 14:41:16 +0900 |
On 2007/03/01, at 9:03, Andreas Höschler wrote:
In the meanwhile I had to upgrade to debian etch (complete
reinstall) for various reasons. I did install wmaker and xdm. I did
not install GNUstep from the debian distribution but from latest
svn. I was able to build GNUstep and our apps with no problem. Then
I tried to login as root (only user) on the console (xdm) inorder
to check whether anything works. The login screen vanishes and the
X mousepointer appears for a few seconds. Then I am back at the
login screen! :-(
I can't login at the graphical console. I can login via ssh or at
another text console!?
I am not too familiar about X myself, so this isn't a very good
answer but...
IIRC, the .xsessions file in the user's $HOME should be automatically
read
if the X session is started via XDM, GDM, KDM, etc.
This blog entry may be of some help if you wish to create an XDM or GDM
session entry:
http://www.webweavertech.com/ovidiu/weblog/archives/000327.html
Sorry, this is not really GNUstep related anymore, but if anybody
has an idea why I can't login grafically I would appreciate to get
a hint. I already checked /var/log/syslog but found no related
error-message therein. I am a Solaris guy and have no idea of
Linux. :-(
On Debian, I believe the log file you ought to look for clues would be
/var/log/Xorg.$SCR.log
P.S. Hello GNUsteppers, I am a newbie addion to this mailing list.
RGDS,
Katsumi J. Saitoh
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