(In reply to Stefan Dirsch from comment #12) > Ok. Apparently Xserver couldn't be started. Please try this with original > update kernel 4.4 for Leap 42.2 in place and plymouth uninstalled/disabled. > > X -retro -verbose 7 -logverbose 7 : 99 & sleep 3; DISPLAY=:99 xterm & > and attach > /var/log/Xorg.99.log I did that, after "systemctl set-default multi-user" and reboot, so no plymouth or display manager autostart. It worked - X started, I got the xterm, and could terminate. Do you still want to see the Xorg.99.log ?