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I've just installed Slackware Pro 2.1.  I am trying to run ConfigXF86.
I select the right chip (CL..26) and the standard monitor, then it
generates an
XConfig file, then it asks me to tune.  I say yes to that, and then it
warns me the screen may flicker after I press Enter, and I press Enter.
At that point the script dies.  This is written on the screen:
cat: /tmp/877.tmnu: No such file or directory
although a similar message with an ending .tag and a proclimation
ConfigXF86: appears before it if I capture the standard error.

I've perused the script, and I have to admit I'm clueless.  /tmp has
stuff in it, and I am running as root, so I don't think it is some
permission thing (I've checked the permissions, and they seem fine; at
any rate they are the ones Slackware set up).  I've used teh script
before, on older installations, without any trouble.

I sure would appreciate any help.  Thanks.

I was using Morse Telecommunication Slackware Pro 2.1.0 to get this
error.

rp95
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: I've just installed Slackware Pro 2.1.  I am trying to run ConfigXF86.
: I select the right chip (CL..26) and the standard monitor, then it
: generates an
: XConfig file, then it asks me to tune.  I say yes to that, and then it
: warns me the screen may flicker after I press Enter, and I press Enter.
: At that point the script dies.  This is written on the screen:
: cat: /tmp/877.tmnu: No such file or directory
: although a similar message with an ending .tag and a proclimation
: ConfigXF86: appears before it if I capture the standard error.

I have the same problem so I decided to not tune and just save my two
config files .. Well I get some weird parse error when I try to save
them.  It successfully saves Xconfig wherever I want (it prompts for
a place) .. but it never generates a valid XF86Config file .. Even the
one left in the /tmp directory is junk .. It exists, but it is just an
empty file.  

Bill