Your device probably stores that in /var/log/xdm.  I'm having the same
problem now on a newly installed 780 that I'm just learning how to
use.

On 03/13/03/03/03 06:09 -0600, Todd T. Fries wrote:
> Not that I've ever used X on a Mobilepro, but knowing abit about x in
> general, I'd like to suggest that perhaps /var/log/XFree86.0.log might
> be a good place to look for hints on what went wrong...  -- Todd Fries
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> Penned by Steve Edwards on Thu, Mar 13, 2003 at 10:33:22AM +0000, we
> have: | OK, I had a play again last night...  | | I didn't get as far
> as re-compiling the kernel, I think this would take a while!  | | I've
> moved the kernel into the DOS partition and cleared out a lot of
> things that | I didn't think I'd need, so I've got a bit of room left
> now.  | | After a re-istall I get no errors any more... Yay!  | | But
> | | I still can't get X to start...  | | If I run startx or X
> -broadcast (which is what I really want to run), it seems to | execute
> the command OK, but then the shell prompt returns but I am unable to
> use | the keyboard.  | | I have to reset the machine to get it back.
> | | Am I missing something?  | | Cheers | | Steve | |
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