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I,ve just installed the x diskset from the Slackware distribution. I've run xf86config. When I try to run startx I'm told that there's no server in the path or that the symbolic link to the server is not correct. The link has been set by xf86config and I've changed the path in /etc/csh.cshrc. I don't know what's wrong here. If you can help me..<br />
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Tank you.
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I,ve just installed the x diskset from the Slackware distribution. I've run xf86config. When I try to run startx I'm told that there's no server in the path or that the symbolic link to the server is not correct. The link has been set by xf86config and I've changed the path in /etc/csh.cshrc. I don't know what's wrong here. If you can help me..

Tank you.

X server setup

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