| sean finney on Sun, 22 Dec 2002 00:30:32 -0500 |
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On Sat, Dec 21, 2002 at 11:30:47PM -0500, jeff wrote: > http://www.op.net/~jeffv/XFree86.0.log hmm... doesn't look like anything's critically wrong from that... are you sure there isn't anything wrong with your window manager config? are you sure that's where the log is getting put? > > also, do you remember > >what you upgraded after the apt-get update? > > oops.... I did upGRADE. Got some fonts, can't remember what else. are you sure that the upgrade went sucessfully? try apt-get -f install to see if it still wants to do anything, or maybe update/upgrade again in the case that there's been some kind of bug and it's already been fixed. > testing/unstable is all I've been able to divine. > This is a testimony to the stability of linux. well, you know there are /some/ operating systems that are completely useless without a/their gui. i find i can often do things better and faster from the commandline than i could through any fancypants button and menu driven interface... > > what file systems got fsck'd? all that > > ext2 what i meant was what partitions, like /usr or /var, et c. it's possible that perhaps that the partition in question was the home of certain needed-by-x libraries, and that these libraries had a few bits thrown around. if all else fails, take a look at the debsums package and it's respective manpage, which should be able to tell you if something's mucked. > >failing, you can probably just re-install x and see if that magically > >fixes your problem > > I was kinda hoping it would, but alas.... no. drat. would you happen to know what version xserver-xfree86 you had previously installed? sean Attachment:
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