 | | | X doesn 't start [Solved] | X doesn 't start [Solved] 2005-05-08 - By Deboo Geek
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On 5/3/05, Mike Wooding <timmywooding@(protected)> wrote:
>
> --- Gavin McDonald <gavitron@(protected)> wrote:
> ... [snip] ...
> > I had a normal working X a few days back. I have a dual bot system
> > and
> > needed an app for a few days to work on som eproject so did not boot
> > in to linux for some days. Now when I boot in to linux, neither do I
> > get the gdm screen for login nor can I start X from console. I got
> > the
> > error : "Failed to load default font fixed.
>
> Check that your font server is starting up.
xfs was up fine. It was a monitor refresh rate problem. I do not know
how this happened though. I edited the XF86Config file and manually
tried different refresh rates. Still it wouldn't start X. I
reinstalled all X rpms. Then I made a new config file with XFree86.
(I didn't know this command was there, redhat-config-xfree86 was of
little use since the X screen would come for a moment and go off as
soon as you moved the mouse - I think this is a bad tool, compared to
say, xf86config or the old XFree86cfg or I don't remember what used to
be in RH before - it was good).
and put the refresh rates from the old config file and it worked.
Regards,
Deboo
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