Michael C. Toren on Thu, 6 Sep 2001 23:09:29 -0400 |
> > Try /usr/bin/X11/xf86cfg, the new XFree86 graphical configuration utility. > > That's there, and it does something. But I'm still missing a way to > start X (xinit, startx, etc.). And I don't see them in apt-cache > search or dump. Any thoughts? Do you have xbase-clients installed? By the way, the second search engine ("Search the Contents of the Latest Release") listed at <http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages> is very useful when you need to find a package that provides a specific file. > It also didn't try to test my settings, which I found odd. It seemed > to think I would just rerun the whole thing (or edit the file) if > something didn't work. I've had mixed luck with the xf86cfg utility. When you have a video card with good X support and autodetection it works very, very nicely. But, if it's an older card, you basically end up editing the config file by hand until you get something working. -mct
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