> > And finally, I seem to have lost the XF86Config program... I recognized it > when I was configuring one of the X11 packages, but I didn't have time to > set it up properly, so I skipped it. I found XF86Config somewhere in > /etc/<something> but it was just a symlink to a file that didn't exsist. Is > XF86Config in one of the packages, or do I have to run a configuration > script again? (If so, which one?) Thanks for any help given on the above.
Try the 'xf86config' program. /etc/XF86Config is your config-file, ie. where all parameters and setting are stored. Maarten _______________________________________________________________________ | Maarten Boekhold, Faculty of Electrical Engineering TU Delft, NL | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] | -----------------------------------------------------------------------
