X-server can not start

Ian lee — Sat, 23 Jun 2001 00:13:32 GMT

Hi
One of my file system is full,but I have no free PE to extend it,then I reduced 2 of other file system to get free PE,when I did this,
I got new trouble,since I resized my file system,the X server can't start on my display.these are the steps I have done:
1.shutdown -y 0
2.tar cvf home.tar /home
3.tar cvf tmp.tar /tmp
4.umount /home,umount /tmp
5.lvreduce -L lv_size lv_path(lv_path is the /tmp and /home logic volume path)
6.newfs -F vxfs raw_lv_path(raw_lv_path is the /tmp and /home raw logic volume path)
7.mount /home,mount /tmp
8.tar xvf home.tar,tar xvf tmp.tar
9.umount /u01(u01 is the dest file system I wanna to extend)
10.lvextend -L lv_size lv_path(lv_path is the /u01 logic volume path)
11.entendfs -F vxfs raw_lv_path(lv_path is the /u01 raw_logic volume path)
12.mount /u01
13.init 4
When it started,theres a error message:
The X-server can not be started on display B2000:0...
For detials look into the file,Dtlogin.errorLogFile(default: /var/dt/Xerrors)
Following is the content of Xerrors:
Unable to open the Graphics Resource Manager.
The error occurred during GRM initialization.
The X11 server must be able to communicate with the
Fatal server error:
GRM process.
^[gXIO: fatal IO error 232 (Connection reset by peer) on X server "B2000:0.0"^M
after 0 requests (0 known processed) with 0 events remaining.^M

Please help me!!!
Thanks.
david Lee

Re: X-server can not start

KapilRaj — Sat, 23 Jun 2001 04:46:15 GMT

hi ,

Hope u hv not done anything to u'r network configuratoins. Follow the preocedure,

01. nslookup "ip address"
02. nslookup "host name" (both the commands should return the same o/p or check /etc/hosts)
03. rm /dev/rct*
04. reboot -r

hope u solve it,

kaps

Re: X-server can not start

Alex Glennie — Mon, 25 Jun 2001 06:36:13 GMT

check the permissions on /tmp they need to be 777

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