xfs

[johnlowell]

Nick Hudson wrote:

>Yeah with X 4.3.0 you dont need xfs to run at boot.  I prolly need to
>take it out all together, but you can still use it if you wish but its
>not needed due to fontconfig being with X now.
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>Nick
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>On Thu, 2003-08-14 at 00:32, Jasper Huijsmans wrote:
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>>Op do 14-08-2003, om 00:30 schreef johnlowell:
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>>>Chuck Mead wrote:
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>>>>xfs in this case is referring to the x font server
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>>>>csm
>>>>Lunar Project Lead
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>>>Thanks, Chuck! Well it looks as though I've messed up. : That certainly 
>>>should be started at boot. How would I go about changing that choice now 
>>>so as to get the x font server to start at boot?
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>>You can get xfs to start at boot time by running 
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>> # chkconfig --add xfs
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>>However, you don't necessarily need the font server to run X, it will
>>run fine without.
>>
>>	Jasper
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Nick, Jasper and Chuck,

Interesting thing here. I ran chkconfig xfs on (Chuck's suggested 
command) and now the line "Starting xfs:  [PID]     [FAILED]   appears 
two lines before login. I tried chkconfig --add xfs (Jasper's suggested 
command) and nothing changed. Looks like we're going in the wrong 
direction. Maybe I should try chkconfig xfs off or chkconfig --subtract 
xfs. Just kidding about this latter, of course. :-)

Thoughts or suggestions?

John Lowell