mikshaw
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Posted: April 17 2006,02:31 |
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| Quote | | sh: line 1: /tmp/pipe.lua: Permission denied What do these permissions need to be? |
This looks like an unrelated issue, but i don't know what that script does.
| Quote | | Tcltutor wouldn't start so I executed wish from my /bin directory which didn't appear to do anything. |
When you tried Tcltutor, did you already have Tcl/tk installed? TclTutor won't run without it.
Executing "wish" from a shell won't work if you are using the Tcl/tk UCI. You need to use the full path to wish, or add the wish bin directory to your PATH variable.
| Quote | | When I hit crtl-alt-F1 it has no prompt and shows anything that I type and I hit crtl-c and it displays xinit: unexpected signal 2 then asks for login. |
When you press ctrl-alt-F1 you enter the shell from which X was run...it will display messages from your X session. Ctrl+c most likely killed your X session. You *should* be able to use the command "startx" to get it back, but it looks like it's coming back to the original problem of being logged out when you close X. I'm starting to wonder if you somehow set your shell to be xinit or something similar. Did you change your default runlevel? Using xdm or some other login manager?
| Quote | | tclsh said "&>aterm.log" was a bad option when I run aterm &>aterm.log |
"&>" is a Bash redirect...it won't work in Tcl.
You still didn't say whether you tried the other suggestions...running aterm/rxvt/xterm from a "run" dialog....starting other console apps from the menu...?
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