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killerhippy:
Hi,

I boot corepure64 with syslinux.cfg:

--- Code: ---label tiny5 core v5.1 64
menu label tiny5 v5.1 64
kernel /tcv5.1-64/vmlinuz64
APPEND initrd=/tcv5.1-64/rootfs64.gz,/tcv5.1-64/modules64.gz text loglevel=3 noswap lst=ontcv5.1-64pure64.lst tce=sda1/tcv5.1-64/tce opt=sda1/tcv5.1-64/tce/opt home=sda1/tcv5.1-64/tce/home
--- End code ---

opt and home aren't supported, it says wrong device.

Aside that, it loads successfully textmode.

I have the archive files

corepure64.gz 09d781ee033c614e2372f288b40f026e
modules64.gz 8a3e36c0a3a897264f83d6dd777f4d36
rootfs64.gz 2c3b514a69b7c08b3c71bde2d44f6ee1
vmlinuz64 8ecf26c7eca9fb707cbae57b372c4676

I have used tce-ab to install Xorg v7.7 and I think it was Xlibs to get startx.

startx (is vesa without Intel graphic support, right?) starts blue desktop tc background, I get a mouse X cursor and system freezes.

I installed Intel graphics support (worked immediately at text console), startx freezes also.

I tried to get a log by


--- Code: ---sh .xsession | tee /mnt/sda1/tcv5.1-64/tce/X.log
--- End code ---

This touches the X.log file, but it is empty.

I leave the frozen system by magic sys request  s-u-b, which should emergency sync, umount all, boot. At least it boots.

I have no idea what to do to get more information or how to fix X...

gerald_clark:
opt= and home= can only specify the partition.  You cannot specify a directory.  The directories are opt and home.

Juanito:
Since you mention corepure64.gz, I wonder if you have a mixture of extensions from corepure64-4.x and 5.x in your tce folder.

There were significant changes in the x extensions - Xlibs, Xorg-7.7, Xprogs, etc between 4.x and 5.x and I would recommend that you delete or rename your tce folder and download and load the x extensions again under corepure64 5.x

killerhippy:
I moved corepure64.gz to corepure64.gz.old.
I verified that I have files from the release candidate, modules64.gz, rootfs64.gz and vmlinuz64
I removed the tce directory.

Booted up, used tce-ab to install everything I think I need to use X.
X starts, mouse doesn't work.

I fired up a sshd server at tc5.1-64 and this way I could verify, it doesn't freeze, it just doesn't use the mouse.
I use a Logitech Wheelmouse (usb) via ps/2 adaptor (to save usb slots).

My host system says, it uses evdev as input driver for 'ImExPS/2 Logitech Wheel Mouse'
I'll try to find that at tc because tc's Xorg.0.log doesn't show up evdev entries.

Juanito:
If the xf86-input-evdev driver is loaded, your mouse should work.

Does your keyboard work?

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