2009/3/17 shah khadafi <shahcakep@...>
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> hi Mr.Flavio
Hi Mr. shah khadafi,
Always remember to reply to the list please.
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> i was tried about your suggest like this
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> root@... DISPLAY 192.168.250.200:1
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> root@... ac:1
> X: cannot stat /etc/X11 (no such file or directory), aborting.
It's likely you are trying to start it from inside the UML guest
system. Isn't it?
But let's go read below...
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> and
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> root@... -ac:1
> Unrecognized option: -ac:1
> use: X [:<display>] [option]
> ...
> ...
> Fatal server error:
> Unrecognized option: -ac:1
>
> whereas I was installing x-apps and x-common on my UML (kernel 2.6.24 & Ubuntu Festy Fawn)..
> are there option that i have missing ?
Let's go back to the beginning and start again doing all things step by step.
Now, start UML and once you're inside it type the following:
(UML# means you are in the uml guest machine shell; HOST#, means
you're in the host (physical) machine)
1) UML# export DISPLAY 192.168.250.200:1
That's not correct, you have to write UML# export DISPLAY="192.168.250.200:1"
2) HOST# Xnest -ac :1 <---- that's a unique command line. "-ac"
is an option! Xnest is the executable. And :1 is another one. Check
the command line spelling.
So, check there's a space between "-ac" and ":1".
(You may use X instead of Xnest - X will open a new graphical session
you may access throug CTRL+ALT+F2, but it should automatically appear)
Both X and Xnest belongs to the xorg-server package which is installed
on your HOST system for sure. You don't need the xorg-sever inside
UML.
These are the full path:
/usr/bin/Xnest
/usr/bin/X
3) UML# startkde
I guess you have kde or another windows manager installed on your UML
guest system (it doesn't require the xorg-server to be installed in
your UML guest system, since you are using the host xorg-server).
4) enjoy!
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> thanks.
You're welcome.
Feel free to ask more questions.
Flavio
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