If it's XFree86 4, you should be able to configure it with: # XFree86 -configure
It will create a `XF86Config.new' file in your /root directory that it tells you to test. It's never been able to detect my mouse (Standard PS/2 Logitech MarbleMan -- nothing odd or anything; it just won't see it) so I end up having to update the configuration for that. Otherwise, it's worked well for me. Depending on your hardware, you might want to check http://www.xfree86.org to see if your video card is supported under 4. Wyatt Draggoo BTW, your English is a *lot* better than my German. :) >===== Original Message From Gregor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ===== >my problem >i have apdate my potato to woody and to gnome.1.4 >when i start my laptop the next time my x windows will not work more >make a new setup with xf86setup and xf86config but it will not work >is ther any other way to do it the xfree is now update to xfree4 befor >it was one of the last 3 version >by the update one packekt as me if the font from 75 to 100dip chang? >i ask with yes > >thanks for help >gregor >sorry for my english > > >************************************************************* >**** Gregor Kleinhesseling *************************** >**** [EMAIL PROTECTED] *************************** >**** I like LINUX *************************** >************************************************************* >************************************************************* >************** *************** >************** Hope you will have a nice day *************** >************** *************** >************************************************************* >************************************************************* > > >-- >To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Wyatt Draggoo Network Administrator
