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Upgraded 490.2 MBs and rebooted into console. Was expecting to reboot to GDM. I get the following error 'INIT: cannot execute "/opt/gnome/bin/gdm"
Also after 5 minutes I get the following error message, 'INIT: Id "x" respawning too fast: disabled for 5 minutes'.
I looked around and found gdm in /opt/gnome/sbin. I typed gdm and the login manager appears and life is good.
When I installed gdm, much prior to the upgrade, I followed the WIKI on 'Adding a login mananger to automatically boot on startup'. I used the "alternate method", option 5, "x:5:respawn:/opt/gnome/bin/gdm -nodaemon" and everything worked fine.
Did gdm get moved from /opt/gnome/bin to /opt/gnome/sbin because of the upgrade?
Should I change /etc/inittab to be .../opt/gnome/sbin/gdm ?
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It's in /opt/gnome/sbin now.
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Put the gdm-daemon in your /etc/rc.conf as following:
DAEMONS="(...) gdm (...)"
This should do the trick.
L. M. Laurijssen
-- Simplicity is the highest level of complexity.
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