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Post by Shaw » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00



Hello, .. mmm mhow to put this ... HELP...

ok.. I got video.. 0o0o colours and all but the depth..0o0o I might need
glasses if I continue with 1280 x 1024

how do I get it back to something resonable like 800 x 600

I have read the book a little and I can't seem to run this XF86Setup program
to set things up.. where is it located I tried to run it from a terminal
like the book said I can, can someone help.. please..

 
 
 

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Post by Eric Sandee » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00


On my distribution (Red Hat 6.0) it's in /usr/X11R6/bin/XF86Setup
There's also /usr/X11R6/bin/xf86config which is Red Hat's version of the
config program.

You probably want to kill X before you run the setup; hit
ctrl-alt-backspace to get out of the Xserver and into a shell.  You
probably have to run the config programs as root, so login as root, or
"su" to root.


> Hello, .. mmm mhow to put this ... HELP...

> ok.. I got video.. 0o0o colours and all but the depth..0o0o I might need
> glasses if I continue with 1280 x 1024

> how do I get it back to something resonable like 800 x 600

> I have read the book a little and I can't seem to run this XF86Setup program
> to set things up.. where is it located I tried to run it from a terminal
> like the book said I can, can someone help.. please..


 
 
 

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Post by Serge Tense » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00


Try thisone:

find / -name XF86Setup

and

man find

for details.

Good luck.


Quote:> Hello, .. mmm mhow to put this ... HELP...

> ok.. I got video.. 0o0o colours and all but the depth..0o0o I might need
> glasses if I continue with 1280 x 1024

> how do I get it back to something resonable like 800 x 600

> I have read the book a little and I can't seem to run this XF86Setup
program
> to set things up.. where is it located I tried to run it from a terminal
> like the book said I can, can someone help.. please..

 
 
 

Video

Post by Shaw » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00


Hello, well I could not find that file .. even using the command

find / -iname XF86Setup

I have a Creative Labs Banshee got the driver from
http://developer.soundblaster.com/linux/

and it works.... guess I shall have to read MORE and manually configure X
myself..


>Try thisone:

>find / -name XF86Setup

>and

>man find

>for details.

>Good luck.



>> Hello, .. mmm mhow to put this ... HELP...

>> ok.. I got video.. 0o0o colours and all but the depth..0o0o I might need
>> glasses if I continue with 1280 x 1024

>> how do I get it back to something resonable like 800 x 600

>> I have read the book a little and I can't seem to run this XF86Setup
>program
>> to set things up.. where is it located I tried to run it from a terminal
>> like the book said I can, can someone help.. please..

 
 
 

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