>
>
> If the '/usr/bin/X11/Xconfigurator' command does not work (try the whole
> path, just in case), you may want to run '/usr/bin/X11/xf86config'. It's
> text-based, but I think it's far more reliable too.
>
sorry I should have been much more specific..
I "ran" Xconfigurator from linux 3 ,,while i set the settings and the "test"
worked fine,,,,,,,when I tried
gdm
i still got that purplish? dark screen and its locks up...........
maybe i should try again or just delete old one entirely? and start
over........
for now i'm in windows.....
i appreciate the quick response :)
lee
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