^thehatsrule^

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Posted: May 30 2007,18:40 |
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No, I didn't. So you set your output directory on the build script to /usr/local ... and you can startx by a regular user? (Side note: it looks like ubuntu doesn't allow startx by a regular user... but it uses gdm by default)
Do you notice anything different on the files themselves (comparing files in /opt/xorg72 and /usr/local ... I'm assuming you did the same build steps for each)? What if you move/copy the files over from /opt/xorg72 to a place in /usr/local (saving your data first, of course)? If there are no visible differences, perhaps it's hardcoded somewhat to work for /usr ?
But it looks like you've found a workaround that works -- I suppose creating a .unc would be the best for now. If that works, congrats on making the first extension
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