What I want to do is to start a x server just like the lightdm did. But I can't get the X server perform just like the one started by lightdm.
I see the X server process executed by lightdm is:
root 4984 4978 4 19:57 tty7 00:00:48 /usr/bin/X -core :0 -seat seat0 -auth /var/run/lightdm/root/:0 -nolisten tcp vt7 -novtswitch
When I stop the lightdm and used the command above to start an X server, it works, but I feel something different, the performance and some advanced support.
For example, using the X server I started, I may get some errors when running Android emulator with GPU support:
- Create pbuffer failed. (this error also arise when I use Xvfb)
- CreateGraphicBuffer failed.(Something like that, I get this error from the adb logcat.) While all these errors never arise when I using the lightdm(the ubuntu GUI).
Can someone tell me the different of the configs used by X server which started by the lightdm and the one I started manually.
PS: I also used the config file generated by:
sudo X -configure
But it seem more like the X server I start without a config file. And I don't know how to modify the config file so that the X server can perform the same in the lightdm.
Thanks.
