Troubleshooting Enlightenment Using Log Files

Thanks for your time.
I have deleted ~/.xinitrc and installed a fresh version of Enlightenment (window manager) and re-run startx which gives me the vanilla X console environment, from there I try to run "enlightenment_start" and I'm getting the following:
ERR<>e_randr_12.c:214 safety check failed: E_RANDIR_12_NO_MODE(mode) is true
ERR<>e_randr_12_output.c:196 safety check failed: outputs == NULL
Are these errors indications of something more deeply wrong in the system? What?
PS: New topic was for the overly broad nature of the last one, this better summarizes a well-thought out "smart" approach to asking questions I think.

Should I post this as a bug? Is it useful to note that the "enlightenment" logo does show up but then the blue subtext changes (too quickly for me to notice what happened) and then the screen goes pitch black (not just "in x mostly black but also sort of gray" but completely as if it were off) and then I come back and press a key and I'm in E.

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