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I just installed the newest recommended patches for sol 10 x86 - in single user mode - but when I rebooted my X server wont come up - the
/var/dt/Xerrors says
EE No devices detected
The config file I had customized myself worked perfect before the patch adds and now it is being stupid - I am frustrated with this now because a patch add should not mess this up - I would love any thoughts on it --
Distribution: Solaris 10, Solaris Express Community Edition
Posts: 547
Rep:
This is not going to help, but for your information: I had a vanilla Solaris 10 11/06 and I applied the same patch bundle you're mentioning: I had many and funny problems related to Xorg, including Xorg -configure and xorgcfg not working any more and some errors detected in xorg.conf which were not detected before applying the patch. I think there were due to some missing module which probably was removed from xorg distribution. By the way, not being able to generate a xorg.conf automatically (because Xorg -configure was broken...) and not willing to loose time solving something that sould work out of the box... I simply removed xorg.conf and the detected configuration was satisfactory for me.
That's exactly what patches shouldn't do... I'm afraid of patching, now.
Ok so after tons of learning on changing kernel peramiters and all kinds of headache I found the problem - although it had nothing to do with that O well I learned alot --
The problem was patch # 125720-10 - an xorg patch - that fixed some bugs -
I patchrm 'ed it and right after a quick update_drv command and a reboot it was fixed -
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