It's not related. Also, it's not an error; if you look closely, the "error"
strings are *arguments* to the command.
It's just the X server telling you that it is executing a command. Said
command has arguments that cause it to document its log output *if it has
any*, which it apparently doesn't because the "Errors from" line only occurs
as an argument and not by itself.
As for the "xinit: connection to X server lost", that usually indicates that
you used CTRL-ALT-BackSpace to abort the X server (although it *could*
indicate the server died for some other reason).
In any case, X server problems are not appropriate for linux-kernel; X
doesn't have a kernnel component.
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carnegie mellon / electrical and computer engineering kf8nh
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