ok, this is what you have to do... first of all, i don't think you meant
to add it to "ls.so.conf", but ld.so.conf. then, in your path variable

[csh] set path = /bin.....  (in your .cshrc file)

or in bash, in your .profile

you want to add all of the X bin paths: /usr/X11R6/bin (i am pretty sure
that startx is in there). You can also run the x daemon (xdm), which will
ask you to log in through X, and start an x session that way too. to start
xdm at startup, edit your /etc/rc.conf, find the line that contains xdm,
and set it to YES. it should look somethin like this:

xdm="NO" # x display manager

On Mon, 7 Sep 1998, fredfl2 wrote: 

> I added the ls.so.conf file with the paths:
> 
>   /usr/lib
> /usr/local/lib
> /usr/X11R6/lib
> usr/pkg/lib
> 
> and I am able to start the x-windows only when I am logged on the root.
> 
> When I type "startx" as a regular user, it responds with the message
> "comand not found".  How do I get it to find the command and start the
> X-windows.
> 
>   Guy
> 
> 
> 
> 


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