> How in the world do I create an xorg.conf file.
To force the use of the VESA driver, the four line
xorg.conf I posted in a previous message is enough.
All the rest should be autodetected by Xorg.
> xorgconfig and xorgcfg are gone. The man pages say
> to use /usr/X11/bin/Xorg -configure. Ok, fine.
> Reboot and boot to single user mode and run
> Xorg-configure and the error messages scroll by so
> fast I can't see them.
Xorg -configure should work and creates an xorg.conf.new
file in the user's home directory (should be /root/xorg.conf.new
when you run Xorg as user root). Xorg -configure should
also print some explanations at the endm that it has created
an xorg.conf.new file and how you can use that file.
My guess is that there was a problem; Xorg
might have crashed. Try to run Xorg with stdout
and stderr redirected to a file, so that you can
read all of the error messages.
Xorg -configure > /tmp/Xorg.out 2> /tmp/Xorg.err
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