31 Jan
2005
31 Jan
'05
12:44 a.m.
On Sat, 2005-01-29 at 00:24, mifthas haris wrote:
yaa ymessenger was the culprit (philip has given the
same reason
yesterday and I have tested).
ymessenger creates blank .xinitrc file in home directory. and That
was the problem.
-Sachin
well, basically the presence of .xinitrc in home
overrides
the global xinitrc and a blank .xinitrc prevents one from
accessing gui.
obviously a tip for RHCE aspirants.
yaa I am preparing for RHCE. So your tip will
be valuable to me.
I have gone through /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc file.
It is
installed But I checked ymessenger was not the problem
for X crash.
Well, I suspect ymessenger is the culprit, for some reasons
it created a blank .xinitrc.