Michal Jaegermann wrote:
On Wed, Jan 23, 2008 at 02:36:57AM -0800, Andrew Farris wrote:
The file would be created in your current working directory. You could do:
startx 2>&1 /tmp/crash.txt
Err... This is not a correct command. You can do
startx >/tmp/crash.txt 2>&1
or use a shortcut
startx >& /tmp/crash.txt
bash documentation explains things in detail. There could be
some differences if you happen to use another shell.
Unless I'm mistaken startx should be working if your X config works...
Correct; for a non-root account as well. Only you have to be at
runlevel 3 for that and you can get there by issuing, for example,
'telinit 3' - but for that one you need to be root.
Michal
Thank you for the correction Michal. I was attempting to help while paying far
more attention to something else (that obviously shows), sorry for the confusion
Antonio.
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