I'm now that far that I know what's causing the error.
What I don't know is why this error is generated at the place it is, in my opinion the reason has no relation with the error.
When I modified the display settings from within KDE, KDE wrote a new xorg.conf file.
In that file one line is wrong, afein it is not wrong but it points to something that doesn't exist on my PC.
Result: the error.
In the file, the one I previousely attached, KDE wrote a section referring as: Section "Module" with some load commands.
Following 'man xorg.conf' this loads some modules from a path /usr/lib/modules/fonts or /usr/lib/modules/extensions.
On my PC there is no /usr/lib/modules directory and therfore the error appears.
Don't know why it is not there.
When I just remove that line (set of line) from the xorg.conf file it works.
To simply solve the problem,
X should ignore the sections where it can't find the files or section for and not error out into text mode.
Maybe a warning could be generated to show the man behind the machine that something is not working as set.
Hi again,
I'm now that far that I know what's causing the error.
What I don't know is why this error is generated at the place it is, in my opinion the reason has no relation with the error.
When I modified the display settings from within KDE, KDE wrote a new xorg.conf file.
In that file one line is wrong, afein it is not wrong but it points to something that doesn't exist on my PC.
Result: the error.
In the file, the one I previousely attached, KDE wrote a section referring as: Section "Module" with some load commands. modules/ fonts or /usr/lib/ modules/ extensions.
Following 'man xorg.conf' this loads some modules from a path /usr/lib/
On my PC there is no /usr/lib/modules directory and therfore the error appears.
Don't know why it is not there.
When I just remove that line (set of line) from the xorg.conf file it works.
To simply solve the problem,
X should ignore the sections where it can't find the files or section for and not error out into text mode.
Maybe a warning could be generated to show the man behind the machine that something is not working as set.
Marc