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How do I get to see the XF86 file? What do I have to type on the console
without having installed Linux yet, but on the XF86Config display
workaround?

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Quote:>How do I get to see the XF86 file? What do I have to type on the console
>without having installed Linux yet, but on the XF86Config display
>workaround?

Hmmm, I am not sure exactly what you are asking here (no puedo hablar
espanol tompoco, so I undertand this may be a language barrier), but if I
understand you correctly:

The XF86Config file is located (on RedHat-type system) in /etc/X11.  You
probably don't want to edit this file by hand--jusr run Xconfigurator to
set up X for your display.

X also comes with a script (that is more clunky to use than Xconfigurator)
call xf86config that may work if Xconfigurator fails.

- Sam

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