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Originally Posted by Yarvin
I tried 'start x' and 'xorgcfg' and 'xorgconfig' and I tried editing the xorg.conf file but nothing worked....
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startx (all one word!) won't work without a valid /usr/X11/xorg.conf (it's just a script really).
You could try
/usr/X11/X -configure or
Xorg -configure to automatically generate one but that doesn't look like it's working for you. If xorgconfig and xorgcfg weren't working one last shot is
xorgcfg -textmode which will try Xorg -configure among other things. However it's more likely that you haven't got X properly installed or something it depends on, though if you're absolutely sure it's all working
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerwork...nuxxwin-i.html is worth a look for a beginners guide to X.