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I'm using widget, and I was not able to startX after configuring it (suing X-configure) the error was mouse-related. I read some of the documentation, and saw the recommendation to update openbox.
So i download openbox-3.2.tar.gz, and decompress it. I then cd into the dir, and type ./configure. all is well, it tells me to type make. I do, and i get an error message.
"make: *** [all-recusive] Error 1"
There was more, but it would be a hassle to type out, just ask if you need more, and this isnt just a basic problem.
edit: for any newbies who find this: in your XF86Config file, change the device option under the mouse section to be /dev/psaux, if you are using a ps/2 mouse.
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pacman -Sy
pacman -Syu
pacman -S openbox
Make sure extra is configured in your /etc/pacman.conf
man pacman
won't hurt either.
Dusty
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I'm using widget, and I was not able to startX after configuring it (suing X-configure) the error was mouse-related. I read some of the documentation, and saw the recommendation to update openbox.
So i download openbox-3.2.tar.gz, and decompress it. I then cd into the dir, and type ./configure. all is well, it tells me to type make. I do, and i get an error message.
"make: *** [all-recusive] Error 1"
There was more, but it would be a hassle to type out, just ask if you need more, and this isnt just a basic problem.
the compiling trouble is maybe because of the incompatiblity with the gcc 3.4.0
did you used ABS to rebuild it?
try to update it first with pacman, as Dusty explained
The impossible missions are the only ones which succeed.
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i dont have a network connection yet on this machine, i have to install the nvidia drivers still. i was hoping to get X working before this, but i guess not. i'll check back later if im still having trouble. also, how do you specify a proxy connection for pacman?
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i dont have a network connection yet on this machine, i have to install the nvidia drivers still. i was hoping to get X working before this, but i guess not. i'll check back later if im still having trouble. also, how do you specify a proxy connection for pacman?
The impossible missions are the only ones which succeed.
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Ok, I got pacman running, and I updated openbox, yet I still get the same error. Anyone have any ideas?
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Are you using ABS ??? or pacman to install...???
(Don't know if have connection sorted yet)
Mr Green
Mr Green
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I got the connection sorted out, for now anyway. I upgraded to the latest version of pacman, and ran pacman -Sy, then -Syu, then just to be sure pacman -S openbox, which told me that i already had the latest version.
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what's the problem?
arch + gentoo + initng + python = enlisy
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when I run X -configure, it cannot detect my mouse. thats what it says anyway. of course I can't startx either.
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is this hwd that does that? I've never tried it.
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no, X -configure is something I learned when setting up my dual-monitors with redhat 9. works pretty well, except for now. is this command appropriate for arch linux? also, i can't seem to download hwd with pacman, it says its not in the database.
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Have you already made your xorg.conf?
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yes, i made it, but im not using x.org, im using xfree86 4.3. is it worth it to switch to x.org?
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if you got broadband yes. there is wikis on xorg, openbox and 3D.
xfree should start anyway. when you startx, does it complains that it can't find the mouse?
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I think you need to get X running first before you can use openbox...
hwd should give you your systems hardware & will create a config file too
of course you can use xconfig
thats up to you...
Without X set up nothing is going to work
Mr Green
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i upgraded openbox because that is what one of the wiki docs (that isnt there anymore) said i should do. and yes, x is complaining about my mouse.
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what is it for mouse? psaux or usb?
arch + gentoo + initng + python = enlisy
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where are you referring to by "what is it for mouse?" i'm using a ps/2 mouse
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put this code in your conf in the mouse section
Option "Device" "/dev/psaux"
strange because this should be the default, you could also try /dev/input/mice
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damn, i love you!
ok, i have a window manager, this rocks. now could you help me out with my network troubles? it's the next thread down. and thank you!
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