mikshaw
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Posted: Mar. 07 2005,17:02 |
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Just to add some weight to what henk is saying: You need to pay VERY close attention to how things are typed in Linux, in scripts, config files, and on the command line. Linux is case-sensitive, which means that 'x' and 'X' are two different characters. Human error is hardly ever accounted for, so spelling is vital. 'tcp' and 'tpc' are of course also different. Leaving out the slash between 'bin' and 'XFree86' tells xinit to open a file called binXFree86, which doesn't exist.
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