> I have been writing to this FAQ a few times before. Problems relating to

A minor nit. This is a mailing list, not a FAQ. A FAQ is a list of Frequently
Asked Questions. You don't EMail to a FAQ (that's like trying to EMail to
a book; it doesn't make sense).

> getting NetBSD to boot and run has been solved. However, no one has been
> able to help me getting X11 to run. I have got answers to some of my
> questions, most answers ending with "look in the FAQ". Well, thats the
> first thing to do, and I have done it. Although, their seems to be no
> answers to my X-problems. Lets just suppose, for a minute, the FAQ is
> INCOMPLETE. What about that? If you know how to configure X11, maybe
> then you understand all the connections between various topics in the
> FAQ. I have tried to get things work according to the FAQ, progress has
> been made, but also new problems has arised, not answered in the FAQ.
> One question that has not been asked is:

Which FAQ have you been looking at?

> What files (all of them) do I need to configure to get X11 running?

See question 9.4 of the FAQ. The only change you need to make is the one
to get the shared libraries to work.

> This question should be added to the FAQ!

Probably.

> I read that someone just used the installer to install the new
> X-binaries, booted and typed startx, and X11 started. Why can't I do
> this? Should I use another installer?

What errors have you been getting?

> What editor should I use in order to configure the configuration files?
> Not that I think there is a special editor for this purpose, I mean,
> which one is the most preferable use?

The only special editor you need to ever mess with is vipw, which is for
editing the user database. It will do its locking thing, and then call
whatever editor you like (depending on the EDITOR environment variable).

In general, use whatever editor you like. You are, after all, the one doing
the editing. :-)